So what's your value for money?

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Henry Tapper shares his thoughts on how IGCs could provide value for money statements that people wanted to read

The independent governance committees (IGCs) have reported for the fourth time and I've read each chair's statement. Most have been well-written, some have effectively improved member outcomes and ...

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