Salvus targets DC buyout and legacy member transfers with master trust launch
Salvus Master Trust has launched a new product in a bid to help firms remove the cost of administering the pots of deferred and legacy trust-based defined contribution (DC) members.
The launch of Salvus 23 comes as old GN16 rules - which mandate that schemes must obtain actuarial certification to transfer DC members to a new scheme without consent - are expected to be amended to allow...
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