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Research
Proposed changes to RPI: What it means for DB pension schemes
Want to know how you can be better prepared for when The UK Statistics Authority changes the way RPI is calculated? Our latest paper explains and simplifies this co…
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Briefing
GMP equalisation methods
We have developed a streamlined process to complete GMP equalisation and potentially conversion and simplification too. Download our guide to find out more
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Blog
The long and winding road of GMP equalisation
Many schemes are addressing the short-term issues around GMP equalisation, but benefits must be adjusted and put in place for members of the scheme.
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Blog
GMP conversion - the way forward
With the ruling on the landmark Lloyds case, GMP conversion is the way forward for pension schemes but how can this be done? Barnett Waddingham explains all.
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Briefing
Pension scheme consolidation
Pension consolidation is a broad concept, ranging from simplifying a scheme’s governance structure, to merging with other schemes to take advantage of economies of …
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Briefing
Lloyds: High Court rules on GMP equalisation
The High Court has published its judgement in the case of Lloyds Banking Group Pension Trustees Limited vs Lloyds Bank plc (and others).
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Blog
GMP equalisation – what you need to know
To date GMP equalisation has primarily been carried out for schemes buying out or transferring to the PPF, with ongoing schemes deferring the exercise. 2019 could b…
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News
Barnett Waddingham strengthens pensions litigation service with appointment of experienced actuary
We are delighted to appoint experienced actuary and pensions litigation specialist Mark Stocker to the growing Corporate Consulting team.
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Blog
Johnson report comforts schemes providing CPI-linked pension increases
A review of consumer price indices suggests ending the use of the RPI as soon as possible. The report considers the available indices, what is the ultimate aim of …
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Blog
Inflation measure downgrade casts further doubt on pension increases
CPIH’s loss of national statistic status means some schemes may need to look once again at their pension increase rules