Enforcing the DC code of practice

Naomi Rainey looks at what trustees can expect from the new DC regulatory regime

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The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) defined contribution (DC) code of practice came into effect last week, ushering in a more proactive approach to monitoring schemes.

A compliance and enforcement regime which focuses on meeting the code went live on the same day, while updated guidance was published to help trustees fulfil their legislative duties. TPR execut...

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