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Latest revision as of 23:04, 19 November 2024
Treasury - risk management - pensions risk - defined benefit pension schemes.
In pensions management a superfund is a replacement consolidated pension fund, created from a number of originally separate defined benefit pension schemes.
The purpose is to achieve scale benefits, including enhanced levels of expertise.
- Pensions risk management - alternative solutions
- "In between risk transfer to an insurer and running-on, options such as raising first loss capital, captives and superfunds offer new avenues for managing pension risk.
- In summary, treasurers should conduct a comprehensive evaluation of all available endgame strategies to determine which is the most suitable, and seek expert advice."
- Andreas Vermeiren, director, Cardano - The Treasurer, sponsored feature - Issue 3 of 2024 - page 41.
See also
- Bulk purchase annuity (BPA)
- Buyout
- Captive insurance company
- Closed life consolidator
- Consolidator
- Covenant
- Defined benefit pension scheme
- De-risk
- First loss capital
- Insurance
- Pension assets
- Pension buyout
- Pension liabilities
- Pension scheme
- Pensions Regulator (UK)
- Pensions risk
- Risk management
- Treasury
