The use of covenant advisers has increased, becoming more streamlined, regular and of less concern to employers, Allen & Overy says.
Pensions partner Däna Burstow said the slight easement in the economic climate had helped scheme trustees and covenant advisers come to more amicable conclusions with the employer. Burstow said ...
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