Prenup law would trigger 'surge in workload' for schemes

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Draft legislation to introduce legally enforceable prenuptial agreements to the UK could lead to a "surge in workload" for schemes according to an admin provider.

The draft bill, to be published later this month, will enable couples to ring-fence certain property or assets in the event of a divorce. It is expected to get cross party support, but Equiniti ...

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