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Mark Atkinson,

Partner at CMS Cameron McKenna

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Duncan Buchanan,

Partner at Hogan Lovells

“We have a good partnership the team really understand what we need and our knowledge eg budgets - "we don't have a referee" - very helpful. Challenge advisers but with a practical objective. Thanks to PSGS, GMP equalisation has been just a process. ”

Stephen Allaker ,

Bristol Myers-Squibb

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Phillipa McFadyen,

RSPCA

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Nick Marsh,

Comet Pension Scheme

The Papa John’s journey: from 49% funded to fully bought out

Topic:

Wind up/buy out

Date published:

Tuesday, 9 January 2018

This case study looks at how PSGS smoothed the rough ride of the Papa John’s (GB) Ltd Pension Scheme after joining the board as an independent trustee.

Papa John’s were concerned about the financial risks and the lack of improvement in the funding level. After reviewing investments, top slicing and enhancing transfers, the Scheme was able to reach a peaceful end and could wind up.

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