Gareth Mee: Customer service key differentiator in competitive PRT market

L&G CEO of institutional retirement tells PP about PRT market highlights in 2025/26

Martin Richmond
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L&G CEO of institutional retirement Gareth Mee
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L&G CEO of institutional retirement Gareth Mee

Martin Richmond speaks to L&G chief executive of institutional retirement Gareth Mee about the insurer’s pension risk transfer (PRT) business, market capacity challenges and the ongoing innovation in the defined benefit (DB) sector.

With an increasing number of endgame options for defined benefit (DB) schemes to consider in 2026, the traditional buy-in/buyout route remains a popular choice for trustees and sponsoring employers...

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