Trustees urged to keep accurate data or face 'financial backlash' post-buyout
Failing to keep an accurate record of member data can have expensive consequences on wind-up in spite of legislation in place to protect trustees, a lawyer warns.
SNR Denton senior associate Rebecca McKay said trustees should place a high premium on record-keeping to ensure they do not lose track of members who can make viable claims on assets after a wind-up or...
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