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James Partridge - trustees should reduce the risk of insolvency liability.
Adrian Lamb - employers need to assess pension scheme covenants.
Kenneth Pinkerton - legacy disputes threaten an important income stream.
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Contents – No.104 Autumn 2015
Page 11 - Serious financial difficulties and the liability of trustees
James Partridge on insolvency and trustee personal liability.
Page 12 - The charity employer covenant in pension schemes
Adrian Lamb on the guidance for assessing the employer covenant.
Page 13 - Charity legacies and challenges to wills
Kenneth Pinkerton on English and Scottish law differences.
Page 14 - Thinking about changing your investment manager
Guy Davies on reviewing charity investment managers.
Page 15 - NEWS - section 1
First governance awards for charities, and other stories.
Page 16 - NEWS - section 2
Old fisherman successfully fundraises in all weathers.
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