David Davison

Head of public sector, charities and not-for-profit, Spence & Partners

David is a director at Spence & Partners Actuaries and Dalriada Trustees.

He performs the role of a professional pension scheme trustee and specialises in providing pensions advice to charities and not-for-profit organisations, especially those who run their own final salary schemes or who participate in the LGPS and multi-employer schemes.

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Charities, pension schemes and the judgement of Solomon 1

David Davison
11 Mar 2010

Tags: Pensions | Finance for trustees | Trustee liability | Trustee roles and responsibilities

I read with some dismay the story of the 72-year-old charity volunteer facing ruin as a result of being pursued for nearly £20,000 by the trustee of the pension scheme he was associated with as chairman of a branch of the charity.

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Local authority three-card trick 1

David Davison
20 Aug 2010

Tags: Pensions | Trustee roles and responsibilities

David Davison exposes the costly implications of dabbling with local authorities as they deliver the three-card pensions trick.

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New bloggers found in Search for a Blogger competition

3 Mar 2010

Four new bloggers will be joining the Civil Society stable following our competition to find new and interesting voices in the sector.

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A case of 'non' discrimination

David Davison
20 Apr 2012

Tags: Pensions | Law

David Davison highlights a recent age discrimination case and warns charities about the potential costs of participating in public sector pensions schemes.