2025 will be a year of 'decisive' action, TPR says

CEO Nausicaa Delfas says regulator will further implement its vision of more prudential style of regulation

Martin Richmond
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Delfas: We will continue to engage with industry in existing and new ways
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Delfas: We will continue to engage with industry in existing and new ways

2025 will be a year of “decisive” regulatory action amid a “rapidly changing” pensions landscape, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) chief executive Nausicaa Delfas has said.

In a blog published today (17 February), Delfas said with the pensions landscape shifting towards one with "fewer, larger" schemes, as well as new products and services being offered to members, th...

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