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Should pension schemes trace missing members?

In a recent blog published in Employee Benefits, senior associate Sarah Clay looks at issue around missing members, and whether or not trustees are obliged...

Four key priorities for DC schemes in 2024

At a webinar hosted by Sackers and professional trustee firm IGG this week, experts set out four key areas of focus for DC schemes in...

Naomi Brown challenges the traditional view of trustee training

Writing in Professional Pensions, senior counsel Naomi Brown explores the nature and purpose of trustee training and sets out her top tips on how to...

Helen Ball comments in Pensions Age on master trust consolidation

Helen Ball, partner, is quoted as part of an article in Pensions Age which explores the current flurry of consolidation within the master trust sector....

Ralph McClelland speaks at Pensions Age autumn conference

Partner Ralph McClelland speaks about some of the frequently encountered issues that schemes encounter on the way from buy-in to buy-out and offers some tips...

Why are lawyers often asked to advise trustees on discretionary decisions?

In a recent article for Pension Funds Online, senior counsel Naomi Brown sets out five reasons why lawyers are often asked to help trustees with...

What is the most important pensions issue not addressed in the Mansion House reforms?

David Saunders, senior partner, comments: “2023 was always destined to be another busy year for pension schemes, with so many developments delayed over the last...

Naomi Brown on what it means to be a pensions lawyer

Writing a guest column in Pensions Age, senior counsel Naomi Brown steps up to the challenge of explaining what she does for a living to...