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Kevin takes control of the meetings whilst fully involving the other two trustees. His experience shines through and he is also a very good listener, making all parties feel involved.
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Mark Berry,
RM
Edwin’s working to ensure the other trustees get involved. Last year he took more of a leading role, which I was very grateful for. He is well organised and proactive. Feedback from external advisers has been good.
Jeremy Barnard ,
Imerys
I find Colin proactive rather than reactive. He is also supportive.
Very responsive to any queries we have and proactive in managing our scheme to the best. Very happy with the support we are getting.
Caroline Rand ,
Historic Royal Palaces
The trustee training course lecturers' explanations and willingness to answer questions were most valuable - even silly ones - although I have learnt there are no 'silly questions' that trustees should ask.
Anonymous

Delegated investment consulting: friend or foe?

Topic:

Legal & governance

Date published:

Monday, 14 April 2014

With more and more trustees handing over responsibility for investment to third parties as they struggle to find the time to get to grips with the ever-increasing complexity of investment, delegated investment appears to be becoming a mainstream alternative to traditional fund management.

This article looks at the variety of delegated investment solutions available and some of the arguments for and against this approach.

 

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