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This Forum is now full. Aimed specifically at addressing the issues they face, this invaluable forum allows pensions managers the opportunity to ask questions and share experiences on a range of different topics and issues. The new data...
Just when you thought it was all over, the High Court has ruled on the Lloyds Bank GMP Equalisation case which is expected to have wide ranging implications for the pensions industry. We are delighted to invite you to a webinar to explore...
Our Quarterly Legal Update provides employers and trustees with an essential overview of significant developments affecting occupational pension provision in the UK. We will consider the impact of key legal issues from the last quarter...
This session is now full. Our free and interactive seminar is aimed at new trustees of DB, DC and hybrid schemes (as well as those who would like to refresh their knowledge). The first session is suitable for all new trustees and will...
Our Quarterly Legal Update is designed to provide an essential overview to both employers and trustees of significant developments affecting occupational pension provision in the UK. We will consider the key legal issues arising over the...
Sackers is hosting the PMI DB transfers seminar on 14 June which looks at how to avoid poor member outcomes. Associate, Kirsty James, will be giving the legal viewpoint, looking at the crucial role of the adviser, setting out some...
If you can’t attend our Litigation seminar in person or can’t afford time out of the office, sign up for our lunchtime webinar led by the firm’s Litigation team. The webinar will last 45 minutes and will include time for you to...
This seminar is aimed at anyone who has responsibility for running a DB, DC or hybrid pension arrangement and focuses on TPR’s powers and the steps being taken to use them. Drawing on the powers that TPR has exercised in the past and...
