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Simmons & Simmons
CITYPOINT
ONE ROPEMAKER STREET
LONDON
EC2Y 9SS
England
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Position

Danny specialises in pensions law and has 25 years of experience in advising on all aspects of pensions and benefits matters. His clients include employers, trustees as well as insolvency practitioners. His practice focuses on advising clients in relation to pension strategy and includes the restructuring of pension schemes such as scheme mergers and changes to benefit structures and de-risking solutions. He also advises on the pensions aspects of corporate transactions liaising with the Pensions Regulator, whenever necessary, as well as assisting the pensions dispute resolution team on pension dispute matters.

Career

Previously partner of a major international law firm; partner in the employment, pensions and incentives team Simmons & Simmons 2013; member of the Association of Pension Lawyers, currently secretary of its international sub-committee; member of The International Pension and Employee Benefits Lawyers Association and regularly participates at its conferences; contributes to articles and legal bulletins.

Lawyer Rankings

South West > Employment > Pensions

Simmons & Simmons‘extremely accessible and knowledgeable’ pensions team has experience ranging from de-risking mandates to corporate restructurings, reorganisations, legal compliance work, and scheme mergers. While Danny Tsang chairs the national pensions practice from London, James Dean leads the Bristol office and is often approached for his expertise across a wide range of pension scheme investments, restructurings and pension liability issues. He works alongside Kate Fellows-Tully and Dan Bryan.

London > Employment > Pensions (non-contentious)

Simmons & Simmons‘ corporate pensions team works on a variety of pensions issues spanning de-risking DB pension arrangements, M&A-related work, GMP equalisation matters and compliance issues. Group head Danny Tsang has a particular focus on corporate pension strategies including scheme restructurings, mergers and de-risking issues, and DB liability management work. Edward Smith has been notably active in advising FTSE 100 companies on pension benefit redesigns, and James Dean handles pension scheme investments and de-risking projects. Laura Friedman is also a key contact.