Selecta enters £250m buy-in deal with L&G

Existing LGIM client agrees deal for 2,000 pensioner and deferred members

James Phillips
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Scheme trustee and Independent Trustee Services director Dinesh Visevadia
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Scheme trustee and Independent Trustee Services director Dinesh Visevadia

The Selecta UK Pension Plan has agreed a £250m buy-in with Legal & General (L&G) Assurance Society.

The 2,000-member deal completed in August and splits equally between pensioners and deferred members based on member count. The scheme was an existing client of Legal & General Investment Manage...

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