charge cap

Alternative investments can be a good fit for DC but the 0.75% charge cap makes it difficult for schemes to diversify into them. Stephanie Baxter looks at what trustees can do.

Con Keating says experience suggests trustees know less than they think

It is possible to invest smartly, efficiently and creatively under the 0.75 bps charge cap, Natasha Browne hears

What are schemes doing to get ready for 6 April?

In the first of a two part research project Professional Pensions asks readers how last year's Budget and the DC charge cap are affecting investment strategies.

Natasha Browne looks at how schemes should prioritise the main reforms coming into effect on 6 April

Penny pinching could lead to costly mistakes

PP runs through what schemes must do to be prepared for 6 April

More than half of asset management firms will not reduce fees for the April charge cap on defined contribution (DC) default funds, according to a poll.

Substituted investment funds could come under the remit of the charge cap that comes into force in April because they are not actively chosen by members, lawyers have warned.