TPR outlines key priorities in two-year corporate plan

Plan lists regulator’s main strategies to ensure positive outcomes

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TPR chief executive Charles Counsell: "It is vital that the industry is ready for heightened volatility"
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TPR chief executive Charles Counsell: "It is vital that the industry is ready for heightened volatility"

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has outlined its five strategic priorities for its regulation of the pensions industry over the next two years.

The regulator's 2022-2024 corporate plan - published today (13 June) - builds on both its 2021 to 2024 plan and corporate strategy by including a roadmap of its biggest priorities. It has identi...

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