Former trustee pleads not guilty in TPR prosecution

David Broadman pleaded not guilty to six counts of making illegal pension investments

Holly Roach
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The trial will take place at Preston Crown Court on 20 November 2023
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The trial will take place at Preston Crown Court on 20 November 2023

A former pension trustee has pleaded not guilty to six counts of making illegal pension investments in a prosecution brought by The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

Former trustee of the Worthington Employee Pension Top Up Scheme David Broadman is accused of making five prohibited loans from the scheme and one prohibited investment. He denied the accusations a...

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