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LDI – open to legal challenge? Keating and Clacher ask awkward questions.
The authors of this blog are Iain Clacher & Con Keating The purpose of a UK defined benefit tax approved pension scheme trust will be set out expressly in the terms of the trust deed (or can be deduced … Continue reading
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Tagged borrowing, challenge, Con Keating, Dr Iain Clacher, gearing, LDI, leverage, Pensions
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