Bracing for Brexit: How schemes should react

Stephanie Baxter
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As the country comes to terms with last week's shocking Brexit vote, pension schemes face uncertain times ahead for their investments. They should respond cautiously and avoid kneejerk reactions, finds Stephanie Baxter

At a glance Schemes should expect more volatility, higher inflation and lower for longer yields Trustees and sponsors should calmly assess their investment portfolios The UK electorate...

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