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  1. Trustee duties - Henry Legge QC, 5 Stone Buildings

    Trustee duties - Henry Legge QC, 5 Stone Buildings. Is there a shift in the wind over the duties owed by trustees to scheme employers and scheme beneficiaries following the KeyMed litigation?. What should trustees be doing to mitigate risk?

    • Date Uploaded: 29 Jun 2020
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  2. Scheme governance - Mark Grant, CMS

    Scheme governance - Mark Grant, CMS. What are the latest Pensions Ombudsman's cases revealing about good practice and bad practice in scheme administration and trustee decision-making and the available remedies and defences?

    • Date Uploaded: 29 Jun 2020
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  3. Rectification - Ben Hubble QC, 4 New Square

    Rectification - Ben Hubble QC, 4 New Square. How clear is the 'subjective’ test of common intention in rectification claims, following FSHC Group Holdings Ltd v GLAS Trust Corp Ltd [2019]?

    • Date Uploaded: 29 Jun 2020
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  4. Pension Schemes Bill - Raquel Agnello QC, Erskine Chambers

    Pension Schemes Bill - Raquel Agnello QC, Erskine Chambers. How do you control - and overcome - the risk to clients of the Regulator's beefed up powers: (1) imposing criminal sanctions, (2) extending CNs and (3) requiring a statement of intent?

    • Date Uploaded: 29 Jun 2020
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  5. Box Clever - Nicholas Stallworthy QC, Outer Temple Chambers

    Box Clever - Nicholas Stallworthy QC, Outer Temple Chambers. How has judicial guidance in the Box Clever case changed existing thinking on reasonableness and financial support directions?. Why does it matter and why is it so significant for practice?

    • Date Uploaded: 29 Jun 2020
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  6. tPR Powers (table of proposals) - Mark Grant, CMS

    tPR Powers - Mark Grant, CMS (Pensions Law, London, 14.05.2019) What is the scope and effect of tPR anti-avoidance and supervision powers and how may they change, e.g. s231, s72, notifiable events and moral hazard: (1) information gathering, (2) process and jurisdictional issues and (3) other practicalities?

    • Date Uploaded: 17 May 2019
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  7. ESG - Keith Bryant QC, Outer Temple Chambers

    ESG - Keith Bryant QC, Outer Temple Chambers (Pensions Law, London, 14.05.2019) Where is the room for manoeuvre for trustees when applying ESG to investment and - especially - disinvestment decisions?

    • Date Uploaded: 13 May 2019
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  8. Overpayments and underpayments - Keith Rowley QC, Radcliffe Chambers

    Overpayments and underpayments - Keith Rowley QC, Radcliffe Chambers (Pensions Law, London, 14.05.2019) How does Burgess v BIC reconcile with Webber v DoE (No 2) & (No 3)? What are the practical consequences of the Lloyds Bank case? How are the courts approaching PA 95 sections 91 and 92?

    • Date Uploaded: 13 May 2019
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  9. RPI/CPI - Paul Newman QC, Wilberforce Chambers

    RPI/CPI - Paul Newman QC, Wilberforce Chambers (Pensions Law, London, 14.05.2019) Which grey areas and unresolved arguments remain over substituting RPI for CPI - post Barnardo’s and BT?

    • Date Uploaded: 13 May 2019
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  10. Trustees' powers - Henry Legge QC, 5 Stone Buildings

    Trustees' powers - Henry Legge QC, 5 Stone Buildings (Pensions Law, London, 14.05.2019) Going beyond BA, what are the limits of trustees' unilateral powers to determine what employers must pay? When must trustees take account of the company’s needs?

    • Date Uploaded: 13 May 2019
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