Pensions group

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Alan Bigley

Alan Bigley is the Irish pensions practice leader.

Alan is the key relationship partner for a wide range of corporate clients and has overseen and managed clients through significant pension change, particularly over the past number of years. He advises on the complex challenges facing clients and executives such as the future of pensions provision, the role of pensions in the employment deal, pension liability management techniques, and pension exit strategies.

The Pensions Group provides a full range of pension actuarial and advisory services to corporates and individuals and specialises in devising innovative and tailored pension solutions for clients.

Alan is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland and an Associate of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators.

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Tim O'Rahilly

Tim O'Rahilly is a partner in the tax services practice and specialises in advising high-net-worth individuals and in the taxation aspects of investment transactions.

Tim has extensive experience in advising many of Ireland's leading business people with particular focus on retirement and succession planning.

Tim has also advised key stakeholders in real estate investment in Ireland and elsewhere.

Tim is an Associate Member of the Institute of Taxation in Ireland (AITI) and holds a MsC in Taxation.

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Munro O'Dwyer 

Munro is a director in the pensions group in Ireland, and is a current holder of a Scheme Actuary certificate. His role combines statutory actuarial advice, pension accounting and investment consulting advice.

Munro has worked on the pensions aspects of a large range of transactions - from both a vendor and purchaser point of view. He provides actuarial assistance in the audit of pension disclosures in company accounts as well as providing advice to clients on pension planning – in light of the effect pension scheme costs have on their accounts.

Munro has assisted a large number of clients in appropriately accounting for pension commitments under both IFRS and Irish GAAP, and is a participant in the PwC Eurofirm pension network, which focuses on current and potential future changes to pension accounting rules.

With recent investment market falls, Munro has been assisting a wide range of clients in managing the cost and volatility inherent in their defined benefit pension scheme arrangements.

Munro is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries in Ireland and is a member of a number of the Society's subcommittees.

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Brendan Bartley

Brendan is a director in our pensions group and provides personal retirement planning advice to executives and business owners.

Brendan's advice to individuals enables them to optimise the level of pension contributions, direct the investment of their own pension funds, maximise their retirement options and achieve greatest flexibility throughout their retirement.

Brendan is a Qualified Financial Advisor and a Fellow of the Life Insurance Association. Before specialising in pension consulting he worked with the Revenue Commissioners and as a Tax Consultant and is an Associate Of The Irish Taxation Institute.