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Pinsent Masons LLP

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The pensions and long-term savings team at Pinsent Masons LLP offers clients a range of advice, handling a diverse portfolio of large, complex defined benefit scheme clients and regularly advising on significant projects. Simon Laight heads the Birmingham practice and leads the national insured pensions practice, specialising in pension products for insurers and other providers. This work is supported by Nick Stones, who focuses on advising trustees and corporate sponsors and is known for assisting organisations in the public sector pension sphere. Furthermore, Katie Ivens has a developed defined benefit practice, with specialisms in advising trustees of authorised master trusts.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘Excellent team of people with a depth of knowledge in all areas. Respond very quickly to queries, and if work is expected to take time, the team will come back with expected timescales. The team works well together to ensure queries are picked up. Advice is pragmatic.’

  • ‘Pinsents are simply the best legal team I have ever worked with. Many advisers look to work alongside their clients, and this can work very well, but Pinsents work as part of the team. At the beginning, they took the time to know and understand our scheme, our business, and the different Trustees involved, and have worked with us through a variety of projects and initiatives. The overall effect of this is that their advice and knowledge are embedded in all that we do.’

Key clients

  • Babcock International Group Pension Scheme
  • Michelin Pension & Life Assurance Plan

Work highlights

Acted for SEI on the consolidation of the National Pensions Trust (NPT) and the Atlas Master Trust into the SEI Master Trust, completing two scheme mergers and taking the assets of the SEI Master Trust to over £3.4bn.