TPR lays edited DC code before Parliament

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The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has laid before Parliament a "shorter and clearer" code of conduct on trust-based defined contribution (DC) schemes.

Following complaints from the industry that the code was too long, too complex and unclear on where legal and regulatory boundaries lie, TPR has made changes to the document. TPR executive direc...

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