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Sackers announces the results of their most recent webinar survey. Partner Janet Brown commented: “After over 20 years in the making, it was starting to feel like GMP equalisation was an issue that might never end. However, our webinar...
Sackers announces the results of their most recent webinar survey. With a new single code in the offing, this showed that the governance concern currently vexing the majority of respondents (59%) was the lack of clarity between what is a...
James Bingham, partner comments on The Pensions Ombudsman’s impact on the pensions industry over the past three decades. Read the full article in Pensions Age (page...
Stuart O’Brien, partner considers how pension schemes have coped with the requirements already introduced and how they can prepare for the introduction of further climate-related regulations in October 2021. Read the full article in...
Emma Martin, Associate director discusses trustees and employers looking to support members / employees with financial education and advice in the pensions sphere. Read the full article in Professional Pensions (page...
Stuart O’Brien, partner comments on sustainably-invested pensions being firmly in the spotlight, in Employee Benefits. Read the full article in Employee...
Tom Jackman, partner, has commented in IPE Magazine on TPR’s new powers, which could see it intervene in corporate activity such as mergers and acquisitions. Read Tom’s comments on page 34 of the magazine...
Peter Murphy, partner and head of pensions litigation at Sackers, joined a panel of other experts to discuss TPR’s new powers as a result of the Pension Schemes Act 2021. Hosted by 20-20 Trustees, the panel session delivered expert...
On 30 March 2021 the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Pensions Regulator (TPR) issued updated joint guidance for employers and trustees on “providing support with financial matters without needing to be subject to FCA...
