The Case for Greater DC Consolidation 2022 | Incisive Media | 2 March 2022 | Online
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| Event Date |
Wed Mar 2 CST (almost 3 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Wed Mar 2 1:00am - Wed Mar 2 1:00am |
| Location | Online |
| Region | Americas |
Details
From 31 December 2021, new regulations came into force which require defined contribution (DC) schemes to carry out extended value-for-money (VfM) assessments and report back on whether consolidation into another scheme would improve outcomes for their members.
These new reporting obligations will initially only affect DC schemes with assets of less than £100 million. However, the government is also considering whether the regulations should be extended to schemes with assets of between £100 million and £5 billion.
This webinar will explore the new regulatory framework and ask why the government and regulators are looking to consolidate schemes. It will also cover what this means for trustees and employers that operate 'own trust' schemes. There will be an opportunity to find out what considerations might prompt schemes to investigate moving to a master trust as well as taking a look at the process they might have to follow to do this. The webinar will also assess the reasons why some schemes may decide to remain as a single-employer trust, despite being relatively small.
Speakers
2022 Speakers
PRESENTERS:
Jonathan Stapleton
Editor, Professional Pensions
Michael Ambery
Partner, Hymans Robertson
Rita Butler-Jones
Co-Head of DC, LGIM
Stuart Murphy
Co-Head of DC, LGIM
Sponsors & Partners
2022 Partner
• Legal General