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Jacqui Reid

Partner and specialist pensions lawyer with over 15 years’ experience of advising trustees and companies on all aspects of UK pensions law, regulation and industry best practice. She is a DC specialist but also has a thriving DB practice – her clients include trustees/providers of DB and DC schemes (large and small) and international/FTSE 100 and 250 companies who participate in UK and offshore trust and contract-based arrangements. Jacqui works with a range of occupational and personal pension providers on legal and non-legal DC matters and has a practical appreciation of the key challenges we need to overcome to secure good outcomes for members. She advises independent governance committees (IGC) and chairs provider forums for key industry players which makes her uniquely placed to provide independent ideas and thoughts on issues which span trust and contract pension provision. · Sacker & Partners LLP

EnglandPensions, Defined Contribution (DC) Pensions

About

Partner and specialist pensions lawyer at Sacker & Partners LLP with over 15 years’ experience advising trustees, providers and companies on UK pensions law, regulation and industry best practice; a DC specialist with a thriving DB practice. She advises occupational and personal pension providers, independent governance committees (IGCs), chairs provider forums and a closed working group, and is a full member of the Association of Pension Lawyers.

Practice areas

PensionsDefined Contribution (DC) PensionsDefined Benefit (DB) PensionsOccupational PensionsPersonal PensionsPensions Regulation

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Expertise

Defined Contribution (DC) schemesDefined Benefit (DB) schemesAdvising trustees and pension providersIndependent Governance Committees (IGC) advisoryTrust and contract-based pension arrangementsWork-based personal pension arrangementsAdvising FTSE/international company pension arrangements

Education

  • University of Durham — BA Modern European Languages (1994–1998)
  • Nottingham Law School — Postgraduate Diploma in Law; Legal Practice Course (1998–2000)

Admissions

  • Qualified: 2002, England & Wales