Why trustees should watch the courts in 2017
2016 was a big year for pensions in the courts, but the coming months already have a number of potentially game-changing cases lined up. James Phillips explores the cases to watch
Last year was momentous for pensions in the courts, causing a wave of changes to the way schemes operate. The courts saw Hughes and Royal London battle it out over the trustees' ability to block a transfer...
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