UPDATE: TPR makes 'no surprises' regulatory pledge as it publishes five-year strategy

Strategy comes alongside corporate plan and roadmap to give trustees a ‘clear line of sight’

Jonathan Stapleton
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Nausicaa Delfas: Our full focus is on ensuring that people receive what matters most - a sustainable income in retirement.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published its revised corporate strategy – pledging a “no surprises approach” so the industry understands what it will be focusing on and when.

The watchdog's corporate strategy for 2026 to 2031 sets out the outcomes that will drive TPR's work and prioritisation over the next five years, as it takes an active, system-wide role in making pe...

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