Fiduciary management oversight and advice on investment governance
Guidance that clients can depend on to better select and review fiduciary managers.
Benefits our our approach
Track record of improving outcomes for clients
Independent advice offering truly objective view of fiduciary managers
Build and maintain research on all of the UK’s key fiduciary managers
FCA regulated to provide investment advice
Experienced in all sectors and scheme sizes
Guidance that clients can depend on
How can you have greater confidence your fiduciary manger will meet your objectives? And that they’re exploring the full range of options for you with their investment recommendations?
Our deep expertise in this market (combined with not providing fiduciary products ourselves) enables an independence of thought, tailored advice and vigilant oversight on everything from performance to governance.
Working closely with Trustees, the sponsor, and your fiduciary manager, enables us to provide full transparency on your investments, and helps you to make critical long-term scheme investment decisions. We are also skilled in advising clients on the right investment governance model, be it fiduciary management, OCIO, or something entirely different.
Action at just the right moment
- Investment governance reviews – fiduciary management or not?
- Selecting / retendering a fiduciary manager
- Onboarding and transitions review
- Ongoing fiduciary management oversight
- Fiduciary performance review
- Fiduciary fee reviews
How we help our clients
We’ve one of the most experienced teams in the market, having helped pension schemes get the most from fiduciary management since 2008.
We’ve advised over 50 fiduciary manager selection exercises leading to the appointment of a range of managers, finding the best fit for each client.
And have helped our clients save millions in fiduciary fees, by ensuring that they are on competitive fee rates and only paying for what they need.
We’re committed to making your lives easier and getting the best results for you.
FAQs
Investment
Has your fiduciary manager got holes in their cheese?
Who, or what is to blame? This is often the first question that comes to mind when a mistake or failure occurs. However, complex problems rarely have asimplistic and singular root cause – it is more likely to be the alignment of a number of smaller errors, occurring in parallel, that has led to the accident. This theory of accident causation is the basis for the “Swiss Cheese Model”, a principle which illustrates how accidents can occur from various weaknesses in a defensive system lining up.
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Paula Champion
