Helen Ball speaks at Hymans Robertson’s Pensions and Retirement Conference on Tuesday 28 April at Kings Place, London.
Helen joins Shabna Islam, Geoff Marchment and Aimée Denham to discuss removing barriers to effective DC decumulation.
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Sackers is a legal publisher specializing in pensions law and related regulatory developments. It frequently provides expert commentary and analysis on pension scheme governance, trusteeship, administration, and legislative reforms affecting the pensions industry. The organization addresses topics such as defined contribution (DC) and defined benefit (DB) schemes, collective defined contribution (CDC) reforms, and the role of trustees in ensuring compliance and member benefit security. Sackers also explores innovation in pension scheme management, including the impact of emerging technologies like AI. Its publications serve trustees, administrators, and other stakeholders involved in pension scheme oversight and regulation.
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Sackers supports latest Female Forum Pensions Chapter event
As a proud partner of The Female Forum, we are delighted to support the latest Pension Chapter event, hosted at LCP’s London office.
Joined by Fiona Brown, Head of Group Pensions at Rolls‑Royce, we explored what it takes to structure and…
Sackers contributes to PMI’s Pensions Dashboards Guide
The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) today published its 2026 Pensions Dashboards Guide, bringing together leading voices from across the pensions ecosystem to help schemes prepare for the statutory connection deadline of 31 October. With more than 60 million workplace and personal pension records now…
Sackers advises Videndum plc on superfund deal
The trustees of the £43m Videndum Defined Benefit (DB) Pension Scheme have agreed to enter into a superfund deal with Clara Pensions. Sackers advised Videndum plc on the transaction.
Under the agreement, the 500 members of the Videndum DB scheme…
Sackers at PMI’s DC and Master Trust Symposium
We are delighted to be attending Pension Management Institute’s DC and Master Trust Symposium next week.
Andy Lewis will be presenting Rethinking freedom and choice in DC pensions, exploring how guided retirement is expected to work in practice and what…
Alex Anslow writes for Corporate Adviser – Solving the CDC puzzle
Alex Anslow, associate director, discusses member understanding being the missing piece in the CDC jigsaw puzzle.
Collective defined contribution pension schemes offer opportunities for better retirements than traditional DC schemes. For CDC to succeed employers need to take members…
Joanna Smith comments in Pensions Age
With cyber threats a key risk, crisis preparedness is no longer optional. Joanna Smith, partner, comments on possible data breaches being the crisis scenario most likely to cause insomnia for pension schemes.
Read Joanna’s comments in Pensions Age, pages 38-39:…
Sackers shortlisted for Corporate Adviser Awards 2026
Following our success at last year’s awards, we are delighted to have been shortlisted in the ‘Best Pensions Law Firm’ category at the 2026 Corporate Adviser Awards.
We look forward to attending the awards ceremony in London on 25
Finance Act 2026 paves the way for pensions to form part of an individual’s estate for IHT purposes
The Government first announced proposals to bring certain pension benefits in scope of IHT in its 2024 Autumn Budget. Paving the way for these changes, the Finance Act 2026 received Royal Assent late on 18 March, although the final Act…
Stuart O’Brien and Andy Lewis join DWP technical working group on fiduciary duty
Sackers today announced that partners Stuart O’Brien and Andy Lewis have been appointed to the Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) core Technical Working Group (TWG) on fiduciary duty.
The group will support DWP in developing forthcoming statutory guidance, announced…