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Dashboard projects are likely to be a significant upheaval for some schemes with less modern administration systems or complex benefit structures. With regular published developments on the pensions dashboards set to come in over the...
Pension scheme trustees have a fiduciary duty to exercise their investment powers for the purposes of paying members’ pensions and taking account of relevant (usually financially material) factors. But can trustees apply these principles...
Sackers announces its hiring of Amy Difford as associate in its highly regarded pensions litigation team. Peter Murphy, partner and head of pensions litigation at Sackers, said: “Amy brings invaluable experience of helping clients with...
We were delighted to win best pensions law firm at the Corporate Adviser 2022 Awards at the London Marriott Hotel in Grosvenor Square on 30 June. Here we are celebrating our...
In her latest article for Professional Pensions, Naomi Brown considers how trustees can respond to questions around inflation. Click here to access and read the full...
Since 1 June, trustees are required to go further in providing members with a “Stronger Nudge” to the guidance provided by Pension Wise in accessing flexible benefits. Emily Whitelock’s article in PMI’s Pensions Aspects covers the...
In her piece for Pensions Expert, Shannon Diggory explains what steps schemes’ trustees and managers should be taking now to prepare for pensions dashboards. Click here to read the full...
Partner Helen Ball comments in this article for Corporate Adviser on how the imminent introduction of the UK’s first collective defined contribution pension scheme has pushed debate over a decumulation-only option to the top of the...
In her latest article for Professional Pensions, Naomi Brown explores the reasons why trustees should consider having their communications legally reviewed and how best to decide which communications should be looked at. You can read her...
