Schemes with LDI strategies should review counterparty creditworthiness, say pensions lawyers, as a new EU directive has granted national authorities the power to suspend schemes’ contractual rights with struggling banks.
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Schemes with LDI strategies should review counterparty creditworthiness, say pensions lawyers, as a new EU directive has granted national authorities the power to suspend schemes’ contractual rights with struggling banks.
Marketing and communication consultancy JPES Partners is ahead of the wider SME curve in providing a pension scheme to its employees but work remains to ensure auto-enrolment compliance ahead of the company’s staging date.
A round-up of the week’s pension stories across the FT Group, from an OECD warning about alternatives, to the struggling infrastructure funding plan.
The Pensions Research Accountants Group has issued a practical guide to help scheme practitioners fulfil new reporting requirements following last year’s revisions to the statement of recommended practice.
A round-up of the week’s pension stories across the FT Group, from an HMRC crackdown on overseas pension schemes, to Swedish investors scrutinising the governance of Norway’s $912bn oil fund.
Hedged liabilities grew to a record £657bn last year as medium-sized schemes flowed into pooled mandates, but experts have flagged a concentration risk from liability-driven investment's three dominant providers.
Any Other Business: Pensions got gritty last week. Greek pensioners took to the streets of Athens in protest against the nation's broken pension promises as Tsipras proposed further cuts to retirement incomes in a last-gasp ultimatum.
Kitchen and bathroom accessories group Norcros has reduced its scheme deficit by £1.7m through a series of liability-management exercises, as pension funds see a further deterioration in funding levels.
Small and medium-sized defined contribution schemes are falling behind on governance compliance, Pensions Regulator research shows, with the watchdog vowing to use its powers where necessary.
A round-up of the week’s pension stories across the FT Group, from Greece in the last-chance saloon for a bailout, to the OECD raising concerns over scheme solvency.
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