Home » Expertise » Services » Banking and finance Home | About | Events | Blog | News | Careers | Contact | Search Expertise People Knowledge Schemes Services Risk transfer Banking and finance Contingent assets Asset-backed funding structures Corporate activity Data protection Dispute resolution ESG and climate change GMP equalisation HR advisory Investment structures Regulatory Tax Banking and finance We offer specialist advice to trustees and sponsoring employers seeking innovative solutions to scheme funding, covenant support and corporate events. Trustees and employers are exploring more dynamic funding solutions and are increasingly looking towards contingent assets such as guarantees, escrow arrangements and, at the more complex end of the spectrum, asset-backed funding structures to provide additional security and covenant support. Contingent assets are commonly used to provide covenant support in the context of both scheme funding discussions and where a corporate event, such as a takeover, sale or corporate restructuring, impacts the employer covenant. These events may be employer-driven or occur as a result of changes in legislation, such as the banking reform legislation. Our experienced finance and investment team provide bespoke advice to trustees and employers through unrivalled sector expertise and insight. For more information Vicky Carr +44 20 7615 9570 Ian Cormican +44 20 7615 9501 Stuart O’Brien + 44 20 7615 9539 Related Knowledge Sackers comments on how schemes can assess employer covenant strength Sackers highlights implications of MiFID II for trustees Ralph McClelland comments on Nuffield Health scheme boosting security with ABF 2017 funding statement – TPR gets tough Related Multimedia Webinar: Documenting your investment policies - October 2019 +44 (0)20 7329 6699 enquiries@sackers.com 20 Gresham Street, London, EC2V 7JE - get directions © Sacker & Partners LLP 2021 Sitemap | Remote Access | Disclaimer | Copyright | Terms of Business | Cookies | Privacy Notices | Complaints Accept Read More