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The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA), the Industry body dedicated to driving up standards in pensions administration, has launched a new website.

Margaret Snowdon OBE, Chairman of PASA, says: “We have completely redesigned our website to reflect the growth of PASA from a small number of like minded but passionate individuals to its current position of the leading voice in the industry on administration matters. This is thanks to the hard work and support of our Board, committees and members. Our intention when creating the site was to develop a platform that was more than just a static gateway for PASA information. Our new website will make it easier for members to join and engage with us, but it will also be an integral part of how we communicate to our members and supporters going forward. Document libraries and news sections will keep people up to date with all our current thinking and consultations. There will also be exclusive member sections containing access to our codes of conduct, templates, ‘how to’ guides and in-depth case studies, for example, to support them in their administration roles.”
 
Snowdon adds: “PASA is lucky to have so many supporters that share our passion to make a difference – organisations and individuals who are determined to be at the forefront of excellence in administration. We have a demanding agenda set for PASA over the next 12 months and this includes increasing our membership and actively supporting those who are working towards accreditation. We remain passionate in terms of lobbying for excellence in administration and generating debate and education.”

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