The new Value for Money regime will put defined contribution (DC) arrangements under the spotlight, requiring trustees and providers to publish ratings based on investment performance, asset allocation, costs and service quality. Our latest briefing explains how the new assessment will work, what the different ratings mean in practice and the steps trustees and providers should be taking now to prepare.
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