How IGC reports are not living up to their purpose

James Phillips
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An analysis of IGC annual reports finds some lacking in information on value for money, costs and charges, and investment performance. James Phillips explores the findings

Since 2013, contract-based pension providers have needed independent governance committees (IGCs) to oversee their pension schemes, delivering an annual report to members covering a range of areas....

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James Phillips

Professional Pensions journalist from 2016-2022

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