Trustees should not get involved in the enhanced transfer value process and have no legal obligation to do so, Hammonds partner Fraser Sparks says.
He said The Pensions Regulator’s view widely differs to the legal position on trustees’ involvement in ETVs, which are a tool for sponsors looking to de-risk and reduce costs. Sparks explained t...
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