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ARTICLE · 12 SEPTEMBER 2018

Pension Plans: Risk Management – Part II

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In our most recent blog post, we discussed some of the risks for directors, officers and other stakeholders in the administration of a registered pension plan.

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In our most recent blog post, we discussed some of the risks for directors, officers and other stakeholders in the administration of a registered pension plan. In this blog post, we focus on the risks to sponsors and administrators of registered pension plans.

Legal Risks

An organization that sponsors and administers a registered pension plan has duties under both legislation and the common law. A breach of any of those duties can result in legal liability.

Statutory Risks

Under pension standards legislation, the sponsor and administrator have a number of duties. For example, among other duties, under the Pension Benefits Act (Ontario) ("OPBA"), the administrator has a duty to act with a certain standard of care, a duty to provide information to members and other persons, and a duty to submit employer and member contributions within the time prescribed under the legislation.

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