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VLK's Calum Edgar and Jonathan Craddock
Trustee inertia is overtaking market volatility and funding shortfalls as one of the biggest risks facing many well-funded defined benefit (DB) schemes, analysis from Van Lanschot Kempen (VLK) Investment Management finds.
The fiduciary manager said that, with funding positions improved and buyout pricing volatile, trustees of well-funded schemes are postponing endgame plans. But it said that delaying a decision, ...
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