Managers split over regulatory arbitrage

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Scheme managers were pretty evenly split over whether the government should act to stop regulatory arbitrage between trust-based and contract-based defined contribution schemes.

An exclusive survey by PP revealed 36% thought the government should act; 34% thought it was not something to legislate on; and 30% were unsure. Bowmer and Kirkland pension manager Keith Parker ...

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