PRAG publishes master trust financial sustainability paper and updates TCFD guidance

PRAG publications come ahead of its annual conference this week

Jonathan Stapleton
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PRAG work aims to support schemes with guidance
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PRAG work aims to support schemes with guidance

The Pensions Research Accountants Group (PRAG) has published papers on financial stability requirements for master trusts and updated guidance on scheme TCFD governance requirements.

The industry development body – responsible for pensions statement of recommended practice (SORP) accounting guidance – said its first paper, Accounting for the Financial Stability Requirements for...

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