Guidance

Automatic enrolment: guidance for actuaries on certifying defined benefits and hybrid pension schemes

Guidance for actuaries on certifying defined benefits and hybrid pension schemes.

• From: Department for Work and Pensions
• Published: 2 July 2012
• Last updated: 29 April 2014 — See all updates

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Automatic enrolment: guidance for actuaries on certifying defined benefits and hybrid pension schemes

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78153-067-2

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Automatic enrolment: guidance for actuaries on certifying defined benefits and hybrid pension schemes

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Annex D: template certificate

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This guidance applies where the legislation requires an actuary to certify the test scheme standard. It advises actuaries of what they need to consider when determining whether a defined benefits or hybrid pension scheme’s benefits are broadly equivalent to, or better than, those that would be provided under a test scheme.

We have published the template certificate from Annex D of the guidance separately in rich text format for you to download and use.

Published 2 July 2012
Last updated 29 April 2014 + show all updates

1. 29 April 2014

   Updated to provide employers and actuaries with the latest information about Automatic Enrolment

2. 25 September 2013

   Updated to make some corrections and to provide further clarification on several issues. The more significant changes since the July 2012 versions are summarised in annexes at the end of the document.

3. 2 July 2012

   First published.