TPR to probe records of 270 schemes where 'poor data' will hit hardest

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The Pensions Regulator is to launch a thematic review of its common data targets next week in order to identify the level of data accuracy within the industry, with a warning it will "take action" against failings.

Speaking at the Pensions Management Institute Administration Summit, TPR policy lead for defined contribution, governance and administration Louise Hallard told delegates the regulator will contact...

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