Hymans Robertson has cut the carbon footprint of its pension plan by around 33% while delivering lower charges by launching a fresh default investment strategy.
The consultancy said its pension plan has moved from a contract-based scheme to a master trust arrangement in the Legal & General (L&G) Master Trust in order to give members a "smoother path" to re...
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