USS and SAT merger held up by lack of reform

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Failure to reform the £30bn Universities Superannuation Scheme could be stalling a potential merger between the scheme and university Self-Administered Trusts.

Proposals to merge SATs - which are locally-run pension schemes for non-university staff - with either the USS or the Superannuation Arrangements of the University of London to help save costs are ...

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