Former trustees forced to hand over assets following TPR investigation

Pair were jailed in 2022 and now must hand over remainder of their assets

Holly Roach
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Parish: 'Our thoughts continue to be with the pair’s victims'
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Parish: 'Our thoughts continue to be with the pair’s victims'

Two former pension trustees have been ordered to hand over the majority of their assets following an investigation by The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

The regulator's Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) investigation concluded yesterday (17 January), with the fraudsters, Susan Dalton and Alan Barratt, ordered to hand over assets. They were previously ja...

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