Pension schemes subjects of 'social engineering' in government climate risk disclosure proposal

Hope William-Smith
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Complying with the government’s proposals for climate risk disclosure is an unnecessary burden on schemes which are being used as vehicles for social engineering, PP poll respondents say.

Professional Pensions' latest Pensions Buzz survey questioned trustees, scheme administrators, actuaries, and investment consultants on the government's proposal to require the 100 largest occupati...

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