Tag Archives: Peter Cameron-Brown
Pensions Oldies speak out on CDC
I am pleased , when looking for this blog’s comments, to find some brilliant comments by Pensions Oldie and Peter Cameron – Brown and Derek Scott. The older commentators that this blog has, are very special to it. Here is … Continue reading
PC1 put pensions back on track. Will PC2 finish the job?
Thanks to Peter Cameron-Brown for reminding me of where the pensions industry was in 2005 when the original Pensions Commission (PC1) was announcing its findings. This is the NAPF’s (now Pensions UK’s) response to “Turner”. Reading it 20 years later … Continue reading
A Shared Ambition Pension Scheme; a Chair of Trustees operating one all century.
I am very proud to call Peter Cameron Brown a friend and proud to give free airing to his amazing work, knowledge and his capacity to get it across! Here he is You can follow his slides from yesterday’s presentation … Continue reading
Voices from pensions past that the PPF should not forget
Last Wednesday was a day for vetera campaigners for the rights of those stripped of their pension benefits could remind the Work and Pensions Committee that for all of the success of the PPF, the pre 1997 rights of those … Continue reading
Why have a Surplus Distribution Plan? – Peter Cameron Brown
Those who attended Pension PlayPen’s coffee morning yesterday (24/10) will have been treated to a high-powered discussion on surplus distribution from the panel and from Peter Cameron Brown, Chair of UKAS trustees and a leading figure in financial reporting. Peter … Continue reading