There is a changing dynamic within occupational pension provision. A growing number of companies, it seems, are no longer prepared to leave their schemes' destiny solely in the hands of trustee boards but are bringing in their own experts to devise funding strategies.
It is, of course, no surprise that sponsors should be concerned about how their schemes are performing. The introduction of accounting standard FRS17 – which requires firms to show scheme liabili...
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