TPR: Proposed VfM metrics 'not unreasonable'

TPR’s Jenny Paul says the VfM framework is not just a government ‘tick-box’ exercise

Holly Roach
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TPR: Proposed VfM metrics 'not unreasonable'

The government’s value for money (VfM) framework is not simply a box-ticking exercise, The Pensions Regulator says.

Speaking during a Barnett Waddingham webinar this morning (6 July), the regulator's lead investment consultant Jenny Paul argued against the suggestion the framework is a ‘tick box' exercise, notin...

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