David Fairs: Trustees have a tremendous responsibility, so it is right to expect knowledge and understanding
Member-nominated trustees bring clear value to scheme boards, but it is important their knowledge is up to scratch, says David Fairs
We need to improve the standards of trusteeship and governance in pensions. The evidence shows a vast gap between how smaller and larger schemes are run and it is not fair that savers in those smaller...
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