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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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David Davison mounts his soapbox to call for pensions reform.
Defined benefit pension liabilities on the schemes of 40 of the UK's largest charities total almost £5bn, exclusive new research by Charity Finance has revealed.
Ian Allsop examines the defined-benefit pension commitments of the UK's 40 largest charities, and finds some worrying numbers.
The Wedgwood case highlights just one of the serious problems for charities in multi-employer pension schemes, says David Davison.
Charity Finance Group estimates that up to 5,000 charities are financially damaged by restrictive rules around multi-employer pension schemes.
David Davison highlights a recent age discrimination case and warns charities about the potential costs of participating in public sector pensions schemes.
The Royal Mail has offloaded its pensions liability onto the government. Can some charities do the same? David Davison investigates.
The Attorney General will not appeal the recent decision concerning the Wedgwood Museum at the High Court.
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