Should the DB framework be relaxed?

James Phillips
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The Pensions Institute argues RAA processes should be streamlined and trustees should be able to reduce benefits in a bid to help those struggling with deficits, James Phillips reports.

As we wait for the government to set out its plans for the future of defined benefit (DB), many in the industry have put forward their own views on how to tackle the perceived problem. The Pensi...

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James Phillips

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