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Webinar: New transfer regime – all change?

As the dust begins to settle on the new transfer regulations introduced in late 2021, we are hosting a webinar to focus on the practical impact of these significant changes for pension schemes. Aimed at trustees, pensions managers and...

Webinar: Race to the finish line – key considerations for handing over your DC or DB pension scheme

We find ourselves at the starting line of the next pensions race – this time, it involves employers and trustees handing over much of their responsibility for managing DC and DB pension scheme promises to third parties, and then winding...

Webinar: Quarterly Legal Update – Autumn

Our next Quarterly Legal Update for trustees and employers will be delivered as a webinar and chaired by Edward Hayes. Claire Carey will provide an essential overview of significant developments affecting occupational pension provision in...

PLSA Annual Conference: Residual risk coverage in buy-out

As the leading specialist law firm to the pensions industry, we are delighted to be attending the PLSA Annual Conference. Ralph McClelland, partner and senior member of our risk transfer team will be presenting a lightning session on...

Webinar: Buy-ins and buy-outs – how to transfer risks successfully

Sackers’ risk transfer experts will reflect on some of the knottier aspects of buy-in and buy-out transactions, including deal preparation, benefit specification due diligence, residual risks and trustee protections. The session will...

Webinar: Quarterly Legal Update Summer

Our next Quarterly Legal Update for trustees and employers will be delivered as a webinar and chaired by Edward Hayes. Claire Carey will provide an essential overview of significant developments affecting occupational pension provision in...

Westminster and City DC Pensions and Master Trusts Conference

The DC landscape is changing rapidly, with further consolidation expected and a continuing shift to master trusts. It is anticipated that by 2026, master trust assets will grow from £35bn to £400bn. Regulatory pressure on smaller DC...