Best practice in selecting a fiduciary manager

There are currently more than 15 fiduciary managers actively participating in the UK defined benefit pensions market, with significant differences in their styles of solution and available internal infrastructure.

There is potential for significantly greater investment powers to be delegated to a fiduciary manager than would typically be delegated to an asset manager. So a robust selection procedure with appropriate due diligence is advisable because of the potential impact on the future health of your pension scheme.

This third webcast in our series on UK fiduciary management, aims to:

  • develop your understanding of the solutions available
  • identify the components of a "best practice" invitation to tender (ITT) exercise
  • outline how an efficient ITT might be run and the hurdles to be overcome during the process

This program is of particular interest to pension scheme trustees, finance directors and pension managers.

During the live webcast, you will have the opportunity to ask questions of our panelists through the website. We hope you will be able to join us.

Featured panelists
Iain Brown (Partner), Ernst & Young LLP (UK), Pensions Advisory
Matt Mignault, Ernst & Young LLP, Pensions Advisory
Tony Martinez, Ernst & Young LLP, Pensions Advisory

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Originally broadcast on:
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
7:30 am Eastern time

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Wed 26 Sep 2012 11:30:00 AM GMT

Duration: 01:00

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