Ongoing Scheme Funding - Contingent Assets
- Contingent assets are employer assets or additional group assets that the trustees can access on the happening of a specific event or events
- Examples of contingent assets are guarantees, charges and letters of credit
- Contingent assets may be used to give increased flexibility or to give trustees greater comfort as to the security of the pension scheme
- Trustees need professional advice before agreeing to accept contingent asset so they can be satisfied that the contingent asset is validly given and can be enforced by them if the contingent event occurs
- The PPF has standard form documents for some types of contingent assets
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