20/09/2011
By Ilonka Oudenampsen
The Irish Pensions Board today published its strategy for 2011 to 2015, setting out a mission statement for the organisation and its objectives for the next five years.
The strategy outlines the Board’s objectives across regulation; information and guidance; policy advice; and organisational effectiveness, and also looks at how the Board proposes to achieve these objectives and assess its performance.
The Pensions Board’s strategy can be accessed here
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