FRC publishes revised technical actuarial standards for the pensions sector

Revisions reflect developments such as increased buyout activity and superfunds

Jonathan Stapleton
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has published version 2.0 of its technical actuarial standard for pensions, (TAS 300).

The regulator's latest version of the standard includes revisions to ensure it remains appropriate and reflects developments in the pension industry, including increased buyout activity and pension...

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