Tackling growing deficits is the top priority for trustees

Jenna Towler
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Tackling spiralling deficits is trustees' single highest priority in the next year, the inaugural Nabarro Pension Survey shows.

Data from the law firm – which polled 191 of its clients – found deficit reduction was top of trustees’ priorities, followed by long term plans to become self-sufficient and eventually offloading l...

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