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Are you ready for CPD and pensions in 2022?

January 19, 2022, Ian Chapman-Curry

Are you ready for CPD and pensions in 2022?

Pensions Expert, the leading pensions service from the Financial Times, ran a bespoke article on our Pensions in 2022 theme. You can read it (link below) and, if you are so minded, log half an hour of CPD at the same time!

https://www.pensions-expert.com/DB-Derisking/Are-you-ready-for-pensions-in-2022

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Ian is a London-based professional support lawyer (PSL) legal director. Ian is a member of our pensions and combined human resource solutions (CHRS) teams. He works with clients to solve their employment and pensions law issues. Ian maintains a particular focus on 'crossover' issues that benefit from his understanding of both areas of law.

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Ian Chapman-Curry

Ian is a London-based professional support lawyer (PSL) legal director. Ian is a member of our pensions and combined human resource solutions (CHRS) teams. He works with clients to solve their employment and pensions law issues. Ian maintains a particular focus on 'crossover' issues that benefit from his understanding of both areas of law.

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