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Pensions Bulletin - 7 August 2019

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United Kingdom August 7 2019

Topics covered in this bulletin:

New law

  • Equalisation of same sex survivor benefits: Government response

Cases

  • Court of Appeal upholds Upper Tribunal ruling on FSD

Points in practice

  • Investment Governance guidance updated for SIPs new requirements
  • TPR consultation on future of trusteeship and governance
  • PASA guidance on transfers from DB schemes

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