We organise regular webinars to talk about topical pensions issues and how they will affect our clients. Our recent webinars are listed below. Please click on the links to listen.

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Pre-packs, the Pensions Regulator and the Silentnight case

Pre-packs, the Pensions Regulator and the Silentnight case

The Pensions Regulator has settled its “moral hazard” action against a US private equity firm in the Silentnight pre-pack administration case for £25 million.  In this webinar w...

United Kingdom | Webinar and Events | April 09, 2021
UK Pensions Webinar: Pension Schemes Act 2021 | Stronger powers for TPR

UK Pensions Webinar: Pension Schemes Act 2021 | Stronger powers for TPR

The Pensions Scheme Bill is, after many delays, finally about to come into force.

United Kingdom | Webinar and Events | February 24, 2021
UK Pensions Client Webinar: Underlying trends in pensions decisions

UK Pensions Client Webinar: Underlying trends in pensions decisions

Shane O’Reilly and Giannis Waymouth shine a light on three areas where pensions law has moved on in the last year or so that you may have missed: evolving best practice for trustees exercising discretionary powers, new liability for investment loss on delayed transfers, and the latest on switching to CPI increases.

United Kingdom | Webinar and Events | December 03, 2020
UK Pensions and Insolvency Webinar: New Corporate Insolvency Act | What does it mean for pension schemes?

UK Pensions and Insolvency Webinar: New Corporate Insolvency Act | What does it mean for pension schemes?

COVID-19 finally brought forward new debtor in possession restructuring procedures; the standalone moratorium and the flexible restructuring plan which allows the cram up and cram down of different classes of creditors and shareholders, which the restructuring industry has long been calling on the Government for.

United Kingdom | Webinar and Events | September 24, 2020
UK Pensions Webinar: Pensions Regulator’s 2020 DB funding statement

UK Pensions Webinar: Pensions Regulator’s 2020 DB funding statement

In a slightly delayed DB Annual Funding Statement against a backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic and the related drama in financial markets, the Regulator sets out what it expects of trustees and employers of defined benefit schemes.

United Kingdom | Webinar and Events | May 28, 2020


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United States | April 04, 2025

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Essential Corporate news – Week ending 4 April 2025

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United Kingdom | April 04, 2025

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