All Outsourcing articles – Page 2
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OpinionMember focus key to in-sourcing success
The Pension Protection Fund’s Sara Protheroe says moving member services and the administration of the Financial Assistance Scheme has improved the experience of those the scheme provides for, but such processes require serious commitment from all involved.
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OpinionIndustry must help small schemes keep up with standards push
Small schemes will always lack the time and resource to match the sophistication of their larger peers unless consultants and providers help them, writes River and Mercantile Derivatives’ Mark Davies.
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NewsMineworkers receive tax demands after admin error
Members of the £11.4bn Mineworkers’ Pension Scheme have received notices from HM Revenue & Customs incorrectly telling them that they owe thousands of pounds in tax.
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Barnet grapples with data difficulties
The £1bn London Borough of Barnet Pension Fund has implemented a recovery plan after falling under scrutiny from the Pensions Regulator over its administrative struggles.
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FeaturesBritish Coal members raise Capita admin concerns
The £9.4bn British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme has had to calm member concerns at its 2017 annual meeting over its decision to appoint Capita as its administrator last year.
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When it comes to expenses, trustees face having their belts tightened
Rolling into the office after 12 indulgent days of Christmas, trustees and scheme managers may be tempted to brighten up a gloomy January, but scheme expenses could be squeezed this year.
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Features
WMPF markets third-party services to neutralise costs
West Midlands Pension Fund plans to market its internal support services to third parties in order to become cost-neutral by offsetting its administration costs.
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PPF plots future £4.4m saving from taking member services in-house
The Pension Protection Fund plans to make savings of around £4.4m a year by bringing its member services in-house, the pensions lifeboat’s three-year strategic plan has revealed.
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Scheme confidence drives LDI take-up
News analysis: Three-quarters of UK defined benefit pension schemes are using or planning to use liability-driven investment strategies, as increasing delegation is encouraging more complicated approaches.
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