All Dalriada Trustees articles
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People News
Appointments: Royal Mail, IGG, TPT, Law Debenture
The latest hires, promotions and appointments for the week ending 13 September 2024.
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People News
Pensions industry movers and shakers w/e 22 September
This week's pension industry movers and shakers: including Dalriada and HSBC Asset Management.
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TPR tells schemes to get ready for new code of practice
The Pensions Regulator’s new general code of practice has been subject to several delays. Now, with the government in summer recess, it will be several months until the final code comes into force.
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Pensions Ombudsman orders rogue trustees to repay £12.6mn
The Pensions Ombudsman has ordered a trio of pension scheme trustees to repay £12.6mn, after it found “multiple breaches of trust and many acts of maladministration”, which caused the loss of funds and impacted members’ pensions.
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Smaller schemes face ‘significant’ costs with TPR DB funding code
While the Pensions Regulator foresees an initial hike in implementation fees followed by reduced costs in the long term, experts have warned that the new defined benefit funding code will be particularly onerous for small schemes.
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News
Bigger LDI collateral buffers will increase sponsor reliance, MPs told
The Work and Pensions Committee has been reminded of the trade-off between bigger collateral buffers and investment returns, with one chief executive warning that buffers of 400 basis points would force some schemes to “pare back their growth ambitions” and increase their reliance on sponsor contributions.
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‘Lower leverage is here to stay’: industry responds to LDI inquiry
The use of leverage in liability-driven investments should be reassessed, according to respondents to a Work and Pensions Committee inquiry.
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Aerospace scheme secures buy-in, baking co-op derisks with L&G
Risk watch: A round up of the latest derisking transactions, including the Cobham Pension Plan £530mn bulk annuity deal with Standard Life, and the Flour Milling and Baking Research Association Pension and Assurance Scheme £10mn assured payment policy.
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TPR considers regulatory action in Norton Motorcycles case
On the go: The Pensions Regulator is considering taking regulatory action against Stuart Garner, former owner of Norton Motorcycles, its chief executive has revealed.
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Timms backs members amid ‘slow’ Norton resolution
Stephen Timms, chair of the Work and Pensions Committee, has written to the Pensions Regulator to describe the “frustratingly slow” process facing members of the schemes of which funds were invested in Norton Motorcycles, as well as complaints about communications from the trustee, Dalriada.
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News
Youngest ever accredited trustee calls for industry to embrace tech
Lewis Drew, the UK’s youngest ever accredited pension trustee, has urged the industry to embrace technology in order to catch up with other financial services sectors.
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Ex-Norton owner given suspended sentence over missing pensions
Stuart Garner, former owner of Norton Motorcycles, has been given a suspended sentence, after pleading guilty to illegally investing pension scheme money in his failing company.
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How to win a PIPA and influence judges
The March 11 deadline for submissions into this year’s Pension and Investment Provider Awards is fast approaching.
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News
Cornish pension scheme agrees £11mn buyout with L&G
On the go: The circa £11mn Cornish Mutual Assurance Company Staff Pension Scheme has agreed a buyout with Legal & General Assurance Society.
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How Derbyshire scheme is using sustainability to generate returns
The trustees of the £5.6bn Derbyshire Pension Fund are taking climate change seriously.
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Opinion
We need to be able to talk about menopause
I do not remember menopause being discussed much when I was younger. On the rare occasion that it was talked about, it was often in hushed tones or portrayed in some form of comedy sketch.