PPF

Andrew Short looks at how trustees can get the best outcome

The Pensions Regulator has said the separation of schemes from employers is "rarely the best solution" - one day after a scheme where it allowed such a move announced it was winding up.

Pension funds around the world will be preparing for a raft of legislation being implemented in the coming months.

I write in relation to your commentary ‘PPF could do more to inform those it protects' (PP, 13 October) and Pensions Buzz responses which called for greater transparency from the PPF in relation to the exercise of discretions and levy appeals (PP, 20...

The T&N Retirement Benefit Scheme has agreed a £1.1bn buy-in after its funding level was found to exceed the threshold for Pension Protection Fund entry.

The scheme at the heart of a legal dispute between trustees and the Pension Protection Fund has finally completed its transfer to the lifeboat fund one year after it went into liquidation.

The Pension Protection Fund has widened its selection of transition managers by recruiting nine firms to its panel.

A lawyer has urged the Pension Protection Fund to clarify its appeal process after the The Pensions Trust successfully argued for a reduction to its schemes' levy.

Jack Jones on the PPF's levy appeal process

UK - Defined benefit schemes plunged £80bn ($125bn) further into deficit in September leaving more than 80% now with a funding void, according to the Pension Protection Fund.