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Could schemes benefit from sharing a CIO?

How small schemes can behave more like bigger ones

Jack Jones

09 November 2015 • 5 min read

Jack Jones examines the pros and cons of sharing a chief investment officer

At a glance Clubbing together would allow smaller schemes to appoint a shared CIO This would help address some of the problems faced by subscale funds But the structure has not yet been i...

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