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Analysis: The Great Lakes case

Jack Jones discusses TPR's s89 report on Chemtura

Jack Jones

21 July 2011 •

Jack Jones looks at the ramifications of The Pensions Regulator's successful resolution of the Great Lakes case, as revealed in its section 89 report

The Pensions Regulator announced last Friday it would not pursue moral hazard proceedings against Chemtura to a full determinations panel hearing after the chemical company agreed to contribute £60...

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