Dubery case stymies government moves to accelerate wind-ups

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GOVERNMENT moves to speed up wind-ups will have little impact until schemes know the effects of the landmark Dubery ruling, actuaries warn.

First Actuarial director Alan Smith said the June judgement in the Trustee Solutions vs Dubery case threw doubt on how some schemes should distribute benefits during wind-up. The judge ruled a sche...

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