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Latest revision as of 01:11, 6 September 2024
Treasury - risk management - pensions risk - defined benefit pension schemes.
In pensions management a run-on is a positive strategic choice to continue the operation of an existing defined benefit pension scheme.
- Running-on need not be indefinite
- "... the [employer] company and trustees could be aligned in running-on the scheme where there is a strong funding buffer, a de-risked investment strategy and a strong employer covenant.
- Additionally, running-on need not be indefinite; it can be a temporary strategy to improve insurer pricing or capture further upside for the company."
- Andreas Vermeiren, director, Cardano - The Treasurer, sponsored feature - Issue 3 of 2024 - page 41.
