Slow decision making hampering de-risking, says Schroders

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More than eight in ten pension funds take one month or longer to make investment decisions, according to a survey carried out by Schroders.

The research found 56% of trustee boards took longer than a month on average, while 27% said they could usually make a decision in one month, and just 17% said they could make immediate investment ...

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