Round up - 9 May

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Still tirelessly calling trustees to action; Boards ‘would welcome' strategy feedback; Pension access to be eased; Lottery draw plans for pensions; Property fund targets defined contributions; UK faces £9 trillion savings shortfall

Still tirelessly calling trustees to action FTfm Paul Myners recalls that when he wrote his Review on Institutional Investment in the UK in 2001, most UK schemes relied on a handful of active ass...

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