Client feedback

“Professional and forthcoming with support.”

Martin Crees ,

Rabobank

“PSGS have provided sound and professional advice through a number of difficult pension decisions – would thoroughly recommend.”

George Batho ,

HR Director, Linde Material Handling

“I enjoy working with PSGS and we have a very positive relationship. I was new to pensions and found them very helpful.”

Bruce Allison,

RTUK

“So much more proactive than the previous company. On the ball - thinking in advance of things needing doing - very proactive.”

Paul Rudd ,

Chairman of Trustees, Express Newspaper

“Very happy with PSGS as an organisation and that opinion is derived from the performance of those that represent them.”

Sean Hoyle,

Wightlink

“Where PSGS are appointed to act in conjunction with an existing body of trustees, we have found that they are quickly able to fit in well and gain the trust and respect of their co-trustees. ”

Duncan Buchanan,

Partner at Hogan Lovells

Sale of problem subsidiary

Topic:

Funding & investment

Date published:

Friday, 9 December 2022

Pension schemes can be complex and funding negotiations tricky, especially where corporate transactions are involved. This case study involves our role as trustee for two connected defined benefit (DB) schemes and a sponsor group with multiple subsidiaries, one of which the sponsor was looking to sell.

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