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In this four-part "in conversation" series, EY-Parthenon partners Karina Brooks and Eimear Kelly and Travers Smith partners Dan Naylor and Joseph Wren discuss pension scheme surpluses, drawing out some important topics for consideration by trustees and sponsors. Key themes from the discussion include the advantages of advance planning, the need for schemes and sponsors to respond to dynamic circumstances which can change scheme funding levels rapidly (such as the LDI crisis), and the ways in which good outcomes can be achieved both for members and for other stakeholders including the sponsor.

In this four-part "in conversation" series, EY-Parthenon partners Karina Brooks and Eimear Kelly and Travers Smith partners Dan Naylor and Joseph Wren discuss pension scheme surpluses, drawing out some important topics for consideration by trustees and sponsors. Key themes from the discussion include the advantages of advance planning, the need for schemes and sponsors to respond to dynamic circumstances which can change scheme funding levels rapidly (such as the LDI crisis), and the ways in which good outcomes can be achieved both for members and for other stakeholders including the sponsor.

In this four-part "in conversation" series, EY-Parthenon partners Karina Brooks and Eimear Kelly and Travers Smith partners Dan Naylor and Joseph Wren discuss pension scheme surpluses, drawing out some important topics for consideration by trustees and sponsors. Key themes from the discussion include the advantages of advance planning, the need for schemes and sponsors to respond to dynamic circumstances which can change scheme funding levels rapidly (such as the LDI crisis), and the ways in which good outcomes can be achieved both for members and for other stakeholders including the sponsor.

In this four-part "in conversation" series, EY-Parthenon partners Karina Brooks and Eimear Kelly and Travers Smith partners Dan Naylor and Joseph Wren discuss pension scheme surpluses, drawing out some important topics for consideration by trustees and sponsors. Key themes from the discussion include the advantages of advance planning, the need for schemes and sponsors to respond to dynamic circumstances which can change scheme funding levels rapidly (such as the LDI crisis), and the ways in which good outcomes can be achieved both for members and for other stakeholders including the sponsor.

"What’s Happening in Pensions", our regular news briefing covering topical pensions law developments. In this episode, we focus on recent developments affecting DC pension benefits.

Welcome to our Mitigating a data breach – insider threats podcast series. In this series, Technology & Commercial Transactions Partner James Longster, Employment Partner Adam Wyman and Dispute Resolution Senior Counsel Rachel Wilson, take a look at what happens in the aftermath of a data breach and what organisations can do to mitigate their impact.

In the final episode of this series, James and Rachel conclude by discussing potential regulatory action and what types of civil claims your business might face in the event of a data breach.

Welcome to the second episode of our Mitigating a Data Breach: Insider Threats podcast series. In this series of 3 podcasts, members of the Travers Smith Cybersecurity team, Technology & Commercial Transactions Partner, James Longster, Employment Partner, Adam Wyman and Dispute Resolution Senior Counsel, Rachel Wilson, take a look at what happens in the aftermath of a data breach. They focus on cybersecurity threats originating from within an organisation or its supply chain and discuss how to mitigate their impact.

In the first episode of the "Mitigating a Data Breach: Insider Threats" short series members of the Travers Smith Cybersecurity team, Technology & Commercial Transactions Partner James Longster, Employment Partner Adam Wyman, and Dispute Resolution Senior Counsel Rachel Wilson look at why it's important not to allow internal threats to fall under the radar, and what preparation can help your business to achieve a better outcome when a data breach occurs.