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From the blog: The thing about black swans is that until you encounter one, you ignore the possibility that they exist – but in hindsight it’s all too obvious that they do.

How would your scheme assets be protected in the event of loss by a custodian, for example?

Trustees normally have several layers of protection from liability, but that’s not the whole story.

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Stephen Richards | November 7, 2016

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Trustee liability and black swans

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