IRELAND - Leading Irish pensions associations are locked in frantic talks to review legislation following a recent High Court ruling that has lumbered the costs of trust wind-ups at the door of trustees.
In September, the Irish High Court ruled that Tom Grace, receiver to the Cork-based W&R Morrogh stockbroking firm, could use shares held electronically to pay his e3m legal and administration costs...
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