Client feedback


Very responsive to any queries we have and proactive in managing our scheme to the best. Very happy with the support we are getting.
Caroline Rand ,
Historic Royal Palaces
Ever increasing regulation has placed a heavy burden on trustees both in terms of time and the risk of non-compliance. PSGS has the experience and the resources to help trustees manage these burdens.
Mark Atkinson,
Partner at CMS Cameron McKenna
Gillian has gone above and beyond what we would normally expect of our secretarial support on many occasions and her deep knowledge on all issues have been invaluable.
Sean Hoyle ,
Wightlink
PSGS was chosen because of their knowledge of the subject and awareness of our particular schemes.
George Batho ,
Trustee, Lansing Linde
Very happy with PSGS as an organisation and that opinion is derived from the performance of those that represent them.
Sean Hoyle,
Wightlink
​Ian has added more value than we thought he would at the start… which shows it pays to go with someone who is doing the job of a professional trustee as their bread and butter.
Katherine Cross,
Tyser

New disclosure of information regulations

Topic:

Legal & governance

Date published:

Thursday, 27 March 2014

New disclosure of information regulations – which apply to both trust-based (occupational) and contract-based pension schemes - are effective from 6 April 2014. As there are some new requirements, all trustees and pension scheme managers should review their communications to ensure they are providing members with all the information they should be.

 

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