ASSET MANAGERS are failing to scrutinise the discretionary use of alternative assets for pension schemes, latest research from Standard & Poor's claims.
In a survey of compliance and risk officers at 319 investment management firms, S&P found only 2pc of managers comprehensively monitor the discretionary use of alternative assets. S&P associate ...
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