Smart Pension and Moore Stephens fined for non-compliant chair's statements
The trustees of the Autoenrolment.co.uk and Moore Stephens master trusts have been fined for "deficient" chair's statements after failed court action against The Pensions Regulator (TPR).
In a First-Tier Tribunal decision, EC2 Master - the trustee of Smart Pension's Autoenrolment.co.uk master trust - was ordered to pay £2,000 after its statement for 2015/16 was found by judge David Hunter...
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