Discover the key areas employers need to discuss with scheme trustees.
Read our Finance Director’s guide to DB scheme actuarial valuation.
Discover the key areas employers need to discuss with scheme trustees.
Read our Finance Director’s guide to DB scheme actuarial valuation.
Trustee prudence in Defined Benefit scheme funding can result in excessive caution in both investment policy and funding valuations.
This may lead to calls for the employer to contribute more money to the scheme. These are significant payments in many cases, and can interfere with business plans. Watch our short video to find out how to address this problem.
Employers with a scheme that is closed to new entrants or future benefits are particularly keen to reduce the ongoing business risks and manage the costs of providing those benefits.
Ultimately, the employer is responsible for delivering the defined benefits promised to members. But many employers struggle to exercise control over trustee decision-making.
Our services give employers peace of mind that they are fulfilling their pension responsibilities.
We work with employers to set up and maintain checks and balances to make sure that trustees:
We provide quick and accurate pension figures for company accounts, and keep employers informed so there are no unpleasant surprises at year end.
We can help you manage Defined Benefit risks with a sensible, phased approach to reducing liabilities, while protecting your scheme members, and your reputation.
We can also help you reduce your scheme liabilities by supporting your members with the right information and explaining any complex areas. That way, you’re also helping your members can choose the right options to meet their needs.
Whether your ultimate aim is to find out more about buy-out or run on the scheme, we can get you to where you want to be, quickly and cost-effectively.
– Joan Goulden, Alliance One International Services Ltd
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