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PSGS’ Simon Lewis breaks down the new governing body requirements

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Punter Southall Governance Services client director Simon Lewis
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Punter Southall Governance Services client director Simon Lewis

The ‘governing body’ is a new term introduced by the single code to add to an already broad landscape of roles and responsibilities.

The code's definition is as follows: "The governing body is responsible for running a scheme. Governing bodies may be trustees or managers of occupational pension schemes, or, in public service pen...

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