Trustees: beware of buyout data errors

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Trustees should not take their statutory discharge for granted if errors and bad data exist during buyouts and transfer value exercises, lawyers warn.

Speaking at the PP Pensions Administration Forum, Taylor Wessing senior counsel Louise Howard explained to delegates that trustees are absolved from liability for benefits if members are part of a ...

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