Catherine Salafia

Eversheds Sutherland

Catherine is a Principal Associate in the London pensions team of Eversheds Sutherland. She carries out a combination of client and professional support work.

In her capacity as a professional support lawyer, Catherine supports the pensions team by providing training, co-ordinating know-how and working to enhance the team's external profile. Catherine also advises companies and trustees on a range of issues including updating scheme documentation, negotiation and drafting of pensions agreements and risk management exercises.

Catherine sits on the Association of Pension Lawyers' Education and Seminars Committee and is also a Pensions Management Institute qualification holder and sub-committee member. She regularly writes articles and provides training, both internally and to clients.

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Brexit and IP completion day—the implications for pensions [Archived]

Practice notes

This Practice Note has been archived and is not maintained. It outlines the key pensions implications arising from the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union and the end of the implementation period (transition period) for the Withdrawal Agreement on IP completion day. The Practice Note also considers the concept of retained EU law in the pensions context. It also looks at the impact of Brexit on various topics of interest to pensions lawyers. This Practice Note is for background information only.

Pensions

ESG and stewardship issues in pensions

Practice notes

This Practice Note explains how and why environmental, social and governance (ESG) and stewardship issues are relevant in the context of pension trustees’ investment powers, including the requirements placed on trustees of occupational pension schemes. This Practice Note also explains the extent to which ESG issues are financially material considerations.

Pensions