UK - Trustees do not need court approval to reach compromise deals with employers even if they mean members' benefits will be cut, the ombudsman has decided.
David Laverick made his determination when he dismissed a claim by a scheme member whose pension was more than halved following a deal between trustees and the principal employer. Mr Roberts – a...
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