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Is profit a dirty word for pension schemes?

Rising profits and executive pay at a time of stagnant wages have eroded trust in business but schemes rely on profitable companies

16 March 2015 •

Rising profits and executive pay at a time of stagnant wages have eroded trust in big business but schemes rely on profitable companies, Natasha Browne hears

At a glance Wealth inequality, low productivity and low investment are major challenges facing the UK economy Shareholder demand for dividends is driving short-termism Fund managers must...

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