Migration issues are a concern after overseas service closure

Jonathan Stapleton
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Schemes must be wary of migration issues following the closure of a service used for paying overseas pensions, MNPA warns.

The third-party administrator said Halifax Bank of Scotland - now part of the Lloyds Banking Group - had announced that its Transcontinental Automated Payments Service, which is used by a number of...

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