With a number of jurisdictions now offering QROPS, David Piesing from Praxis Fiduciaries and Stephen Ward of Premier Pension Solutions assess the relative benefits and which one comes out on top.

Guernsey is a leading jurisdiction for longevity swaps. Here, Carey Olsen corporate partner Christopher Anderson explains how the island has capitalised...

Pension funds that operate defined benefit schemes are exposed to longevity risk; the risk that their pensioners live longer than predicted.

Advocate Kate Storey, counsel for corporate and commercial at law firm Appleby in Guernsey, discusses how pension schemes are using ICCs to transfer longevity risk.

Following extensive consultation with industry, in February 2020 the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) issued its final rules and guidance under the...

The development of the QROPS market has taken a somewhat unpredictable path since the launch of the products in 2006, but what does the future hold and what exactly are HMRC looking for? Roger Berry, Managing Director of Concept Group finds out.

Advocate Kate Storey, counsel for corporate and commercial at law firm Appleby in Guernsey, discusses how pension schemes are using ICCs to transfer longevity risk.

Carey Olsen Starting Point Guides are intended as a general introduction and guide to different aspects of Guernsey law.

Where there is no relevant entitlement to be included within the particulars, the statement shall include that fact e.g. no entitlement to a pension scheme.

This February the States of Guernsey is set to debate the introduction of a system of pension auto-enrolment for Guernsey.

If you’re thinking of moving abroad then there are potential benefits of moving your pension plan out of the UK, explains Roger Berry (FCCA), Managing Director of Concept Group in Guernsey.

The Finance Act 2004 radically changed UK pensions. It heralded a raft of new measures aimed at simplification and came at a time when, across Europe, other jurisdictions were also realising that change was necessary to meet the rising costs of pension provision.

Whether at the request of beneficiaries, or through their own choice, trustees will often know when the time is right to pass the baton. This guide highlights a few practical considerations...

After several years of planning (and delays), The Secondary Pensions (Guernsey and Alderney) Law (Law) is due to shortly come into force for all employers.

Longevity risk, the chance that people will live longer than expected, is now increasingly at the forefront of employers' minds.

This briefing summarises certain key aspects of Guernsey taxation law for the calendar year 2024.

Although Guernsey and Jersey each have their own employment regimes, the Courts and Tribunals in both jurisdictions often have regard to foreign judicial precedent and guidance...

All employees are entitled to a written statement, within four weeks of the commencement of their employment, setting out the terms and conditions of their employment, which must include the following information...