Professional Pensions: Stories of the week

Multi-scheme buy-in deal, Aga Rangemaster appoints Schroders for FM brief, WTW research

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Professional Pensions: Stories of the week

This week’s top stories include the Church of Scotland’s £75m multi-scheme buy-in, the Aga Rangemaster scheme appointing Schroders for a £740m fiduciary brief, and WTW research on employers offering cash alternatives to pensions.

1.      Church of Scotland secures £75m multi-scheme buy-in deal with Just Group The Church of Scotland has completed a multi-scheme £75m buy-in deal with Just Group, covering two pension scheme...

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