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What the new corporate insolvency law means for the pensions industry
Chris Edwards-Earl and Sue Moore explore how the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 will affect pension schemes.
Surplus success for tranche 13 schemes
Over a third of defined benefit (DB) schemes with valuations between September 2017 and September 2018 were in surplus, according to data from The Pensions Regulator (TPR).
Relive Professional Pensions Live with our on-demand videos
Did you miss a session at Professional Pensions Live or want to relive the conference? You can now catch every session on-demand at your own convenience.
Covid-19 pushes endgame back by 18 months
Defined benefit (DB) schemes will have to wait an extra year and a half on average to agree a buyout compared to their pre-Covid-19 endgame journey plans, Barnett Waddingham estimates.
ITV offers £31m to support Box Clever Pension Scheme
ITV has submitted a £31m offer to The Pensions Regulator (TPR) for the Box Clever Pension Scheme after being forced to set out how it would financially support the scheme following a lengthy court process.
Extra employer rooted in botanical scheme following TPR intervention
A second employer has been appointed to stabilise the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) pension scheme after intervention from The Pensions Regulator (TPR) when trustees failed to agree a valuation in 2015.
David Fairs: Four weeks left to influence the future of DB funding
As TPR’s consultation on the principles underlying the revised code of practice for DB funding enters the final straight, David Fairs set outs why you should give the watchdog your views.
Charles Counsell: An industry to be proud of
As The Pension Regulator’s (TPR) home city Brighton gears up for its first virtual Pride, diversity and inclusion in pension schemes has never mattered more, says Charles Counsell.
Schemes urged to boost cybercrime protection following surge in criminal interest
Schemes and administrators have been urged to strengthen their cybercrime resilience after heightened criminal interest in the sector.
TPR refrains from anti-avoidance action over Bernard Matthews pre-pack
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has decided not to take any action against Bernard Matthews after the food products business used a pre-pack administration to offload its pension scheme in 2016.
Revised DB funding regime could be 'too rigid' and 'have damaging effects'
The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) proposed revisions to the defined benefit (DB) funding code could reduce member security, Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) has warned.
TPR misses a third of performance targets as Covid hits
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) missed a third of the targets under its key performance indicators (KPIs) with Covid-19 causing a halt to some of its work.
Exclusive: Hymans Robertson launches DB funding early warning tool
An “early warning” tool has been launched by Hymans Robertson to help defined benefit (DB) schemes understand which potential regulatory approach will be more suitable for their current funding strategy.
PP Live: Covid-19 crisis has not changed TPR's view that funding principles are 'right'
The economic crisis caused by Covid-19 has reinforced The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) view that its defined benefit (DB) funding principles are “right”, says David Fairs.
PP Live: TPR to open codes of practice review consultation
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) will open a consultation on planned changes to its codes of practice by the end of the year.
PP Live: 'We will not be blown off course by Covid-19', says TPR
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) chief executive Charles Counsell has said the regulator will continue its scrutiny of the industry despite the many challenges brought forth from the Covid-19 pandemic.
PP DeskFlix: TPR set to boost engagement with scheme administrators; V4M remains key theme
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is set to increase its engagement with pension scheme administrators in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Five stories you may have missed this week
This week’s top stories included amendments to the Pension Schemes Bill being passed by the House of Lords, while The Pensions Regulator revealed its intentions to tighten expectations on the industry with the release of its 2020/21 corporate plan.
EXCLUSIVE: What's keeping pension professionals positive during lockdown?
It’s not all gloom and doom say Buzz respondents…
WTW: One-in-five schemes considering superfunds
One-in-ten defined benefit (DB) schemes have already discussed the option of superfund consolidation as a target endgame while a further 9% are planning to do so shortly, according to Willis Towers Watson (WTW).
The Pension Superfund completes HMRC registration in step towards first deal
The Pension Superfund (PSF) has moved a step closer to completing its first deal with the official registration of the superfund as an occupational pension scheme by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).
TPR set to tighten regulatory grip as it unveils its latest corporate plan
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has said it will continue with its “clear, quick and tough” approach to driving up standards across the pensions industry following the coronavirus pandemic.
'Dishonest' Norton Motorcycles ex-owner told to return £14m to pension funds
The Pensions Ombudsman (TPO) has ordered a former owner of Norton Motorcycles to pay back £14m of pension fund monies that he had invested in the struggling sponsor.
PIC calls for creation of compulsory not-for-profit consolidator to take on smaller underfunded schemes
Pension Insurance Corporation has reiterated its call for the establishment of a new consolidation vehicle, run by a not-for-profit agency, to target smaller underfunded schemes with weak sponsors.
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