Majority of pension schemes have put business continuity plans in place, SPP finds

But SPP survey shows most with a plan have not reviewed, tested or rehearsed it

Martin Richmond
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Majority of pension schemes have put business continuity plans in place, SPP finds

A majority of pension schemes have established business continuity plans, research from the Society of Pensions Professionals (SPP) shows.

The SPP's survey, which was conducted during an event on cyber risk for pension schemes attended by more than 250 pension professionals, found 79% of respondents said most of the schemes they advis...

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