Overview

In this episode of Hymans Robertson On…, James Sheehan, Co-head of Digital Strategy, is joined by Jon Hatchett, Partner in Hymans Robertson’s DB business and Marcus Hurd, Partner and Managing Director of ndapt, the network of Professional Trustees.

During the episode, we discuss the future of services for DB schemes - taking a long-term, visionary look at where the DB industry feels ripe for change.

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Notes and Resources

You can find a full transcription of this podcast here.

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