A lot has been written about how to achieve good outcomes for members of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes. A strong employer covenant, well-managed investments...
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UK defined benefit (DB) schemes are entering a new phase marked by improved funding levels yet increasingly negative cash flows as they shift from accumulation to decumulation. This brings new investment and operational challenges.
Success in this phase requires forward planning, simplified asset allocations, and better integration across investments and operations to ensure a stable and well-managed transition, supported by the right internal skillsets.
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Commenting on the inclusion of a provision in the Pension Schemes Bill to remove the restrictions that prevent the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) from reducing the annual pension protection levy it collects, when it is not required and confirmation from the PPF that it will hold off invoicing for the 2025/26 levy, Morten Nilsson, CEO, Brightwell said: “Today’s announcements are a long-awaited victory for common sense and will be widely welcomed by levy payers.
Find out more about “Brightwell comments on PPF Levy Reform in the Pension Schemes Bill”05/06/2025
Morten Nilsson, CEO, Brightwell said: “We welcome the measures announced by the government today in the Pension Schemes Bill which will give well-funded defined benefit (DB) pension schemes the ability to work with their sponsors on refunding contributions that are no longer required to deliver on the scheme’s promises.
Find out more about “Brightwell comments on the surplus extraction measures in the Pension Schemes Bill”05/06/2025
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