TPR unveils tougher approach to single-employer DC trust oversight

Jonathan Stapleton
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The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is set to toughen its approach to single-employer defined contribution (DC) trusts and will pilot two initiatives to boost governance over the coming months.

The regulator's policy manager Louise Sivyer told delegates at last week's Professional Pensions' autumn DC conference that its latest DC survey results, which are due to be published this week, sh...

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