Pinsent Masons expands pensions team with partner hire

01 May 2025 | 08:28 am | 1 min. read

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has appointed pensions partner Anna Taylor, to join the firm’s Finance and Projects team in London.

Anna has over 20 years’ experience advising companies, investors, lenders, and trustees find solutions to the legal challenges they face in dealing with UK pension schemes.

Anna joins the firm from Taylor Wessing where she was a partner since 2021, having previously spent 11 years at Linklaters where she was Managing Associate and Counsel.

This appointment marks the fifth pensions partner to join Pinsent Masons since 2023 following the hires of Ian Mylrea in Manchester, Amie Bain in Glasgow, Andy Wright in Leeds and Charlotte Scholes in London.

The recent expansion of the team is part of Pinsent Masons’ drive to reinforce its substantial capabilities in advising trustees, master trusts, pension providers and employers across all aspects of the evolving pensions sector.

Commenting on the appointment, Stephen Scholefield, Head of Pinsent Masons’ Pensions & Long-Term Savings said: “Anna has a considerable amount of impressive experience working with trustees and master trusts, particularly in pension scheme derisking, and will be a fantastic addition to the team.

“Anna brings our pension partner headcount up to twenty-one and strengthens our capabilities to handle complex mandates, which is particularly important now as we are going through a period of great change in UK pensions. Her appointment will bring great value to our clients looking to navigate through old and new requirements."

Anna said of her appointment: “There are many challenges facing the pensions industry and I am looking forward to helping clients overcome these with the team at Pinsent Masons."

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