“Following on from the DWP’s publication of final regulations in October paving the way for whole-life unconnected multiple employer collective DC schemes (“UMES CDC”), TPR today launched a consultation on a “new look” CDC code of practice. The consultation
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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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David Saunders comments in Pensions Age
Pensions Age asks: If you could ask Father Christmas for anything to improve the UK pensions space, what would be on your wish list?
Read David’s comment on page 62-63: Pensions Age December 2025
Sackers comments on trusteeship consultation
Against the backdrop of a changing pensions landscape, the DWP today published its highly-anticipated consultation on Trustees and governance, building a stronger future.
Lucy Dunbar, partner, comments: “Trustees are at the helm of every pension scheme, ensuring that…
Sackers comments on TPR’s updated administration guidance
TPR’s revised administration guidance published this morning is aimed at helping trustees and administrators deliver “high-quality services that safeguard member benefits and build trust in the pensions system”.
Delivered at what TPR describes as a “pivotal moment” for the pensions…
Innovation: what should trustees be looking at?
Earlier this year, the Pensions Regulator launched an innovation support service with the aim of reducing barriers to innovation within the pensions industry.
In the latest edition of Pensions Aspects, associate Enda Kerr explores what Trustees should be looking at…
Sackers responds to Government consultation on retirement CDC reforms
Helen Ball, partner comments “The introduction of retirement CDC forms a pivotal part of the Government’s drive to improve retirement outcomes for members of DC schemes. It sits alongside other major reforms such as the expansion of CDC to…
Sackers announces 2025 promotions
We are delighted to announce our 2025 promotions. Polly Ehrman and Emily Rowley have been promoted to partner, Hannah Savill and Lucy Bennett to associate director, and Leanne Carter to senior associate. The promotions took effect on 1 December 2025.…
Alex Anslow comments on today’s Budget
Alex Anslow, associate director comments: “Rumours always swirl in the build-up to a Budget, but this year’s top contender today came to fruition. From 6 April 2029, pensions salary sacrifice contributions will be capped at £2,000.”
“Achieved by varying…
Sackers welcome Owen Clarridge as new associate
Sackers announces the appointment of Owen Clarridge as an associate. His arrival takes the total number of lawyers at Sackers to 79.
David Saunders, senior partner, commented: “We are committed to ensuring our clients receive the highest quality advice…
Sackers survey shows there are deals to be done on DB surplus
Against the backdrop of reforms proposed in the Pension Schemes Bill, Sackers announces the results of a recent webinar survey* revealing a strong appetite for releasing DB surplus if the conditions were right.
Attendees were asked what minimum residual funding…