Most trustees expecting funding code delay

91% forecast new funding code will not be implemented later this year

Martin Richmond
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Most trustees expecting funding code delay

A majority of trustees have predicted the implementation of The Pensions Regulator’s General Code of Practice will be delayed, according to research by Broadstone.

Research by the consultancy of professional trustees and other pension professionals found 91% said they did not think the code would be in force by the regulator's target date of October 2023 due ...

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