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Endgame options driving fiduciary management’s ‘evolution’, report shows
Large outsourcing agreements are helping to offset the pipeline of DB pension schemes heading for buyout, according to Quantum Advisory, as trustees weigh up more endgame options.
Shell outsources pension investment to Goldman in $40bn multi-country deal
The oil giant’s £11.1bn UK pension fund is one of several involved in an international fiduciary management mandate – one of the biggest ever awarded.
WTW wins major fiduciary mandate from Plumbing Pensions
The £1.2bn Plumbing & Mechanical Services Industry Pension Scheme has outsourced its investment function as it aims to reach buyout-level funding.
Is your fiduciary management mandate fit for purpose?
Five years since mandatory tendering came into force for fiduciary management, two reports set out how providers have performed and how they are positioning for current and future challenges.
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