Five stories you might have missed: TPR's integrated risk management; JLT hires Boniface; barriers to buyout
The biggest stories on PP this week include AMNT launching its red lines initiative to give trustees more voting power and HSBC slashing 'pension' payouts for top executives. Here are the top five
1) JLT Employee Benefits appoints executive director to support expansion Martin Boniface has been made executive director at JLT Employee Benefits and will be responsible for running the trustee and...
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How should trustees consider climate risks to sponsor covenants?
UK pension schemes are working hard to counter climate risks across investment portfolios, but the assessment of climate risks to sponsor covenant must be a key focus of schemes’ broader risk assessment, says Michael Bushnell.
Recovery end plan dates lengthened by just one third of DB schemes
Only one third of defined benefit (DB) schemes lengthened their recovery plan end dates in 2019, according to research by Hymans Robertson.
Hargreaves Lansdown remains slowest on pension transfers
Hargreaves Lansdown has been named as the slowest provider to switch pensions through the Origo transfer service.
Regulator's gateway guidance could set 'too high a hurdle' for superfunds
Regulatory guidance “could set too high a hurdle” for superfunds, Lane Clark and Peacock (LCP) warns.
UPDATED: DWP to mandate use of simpler annual statements for auto-enrolment DC schemes
The Department for Work and Pensions is to make it mandatory for auto-enrolment defined contribution (DC) schemes to use simpler annual statements.
