Schemes 'lack expertise' to scrutinise asset managers and consultants

Stephanie Baxter
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Schemes lack the correct tools to hold their asset managers and consultants to account, according to a leading academic.

London School of Economics visiting fellow Simon Wong told PP that it can be problematic when schemes rely on external advice or are faced with analysing complex contracts. He said: "Some pensio...

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