Equiniti buys Cabinet Office stake in MyCSP for £8m; Wins extension to Civil Service pensions admin deal

Jonathan Stapleton
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Equiniti has bought the Cabinet Office's 24% stake in MyCSP and extended its contract to administer the Civil Service pension schemes until the end of 2021.

MyCSP is a mutual joint venture partnership between Equiniti's pension business, Paymaster, the Cabinet Office and MyCSP Trustee Company - an employee benefit trust (EBT) that holds 25% of the shar...

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