Regulator may yet come out on top in Bonas case

Sebastian Cheek on TPR's pursuit of its first contribution notice

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Lawyers this week warned The Pensions Regulator it stands to fork out more on costs in the Bonas case than it will recover from a contribution notice against Michel Van De Wiele NV.

This came after judge Justice Warren said he had “serious reservations” about the £5.089m price tag the regulator’s determinations panel had slapped on the contribution notice against VDW, saying i...

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