How DC will look in 2023

Taha Lokhandwala examines Spence Johnson’s 40 predictions for the DC market

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Discussions on the shortcomings of the defined contribution (DC) market have been rumbling on for some time but how things will move forward remains a mystery.

The industry looks on as employers make the decision between contract- and trust-based schemes and between lifestyle or target date funds. In the years to come, only then will these questions will ...

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