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UK fund trustees may be seeking pension solutions to non-pension problems

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Julian Richards – JMW Solicitors

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Pensions expert Julian Richards worries ESG may be encouraging fund trustees to take their eye off the ball.

They say that a bad speech starts with a definition. Does that mean that a bad article starts with a statistic? Well, here goes regardless. According to Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) data, since the introduction of compulsory workplace pensions saving in the UK in 2012, total annual

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