Ombudsman reports scheme in seven-year wind-up to TPR

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The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman (DPO) has ruled against the trustees of a defined contribution (DC) scheme that has not completed wind-up after seven years.

The DPO's determination also revealed that the trustees of the Wilson Kinnair Money Purchase Scheme, run by Newcastle accountancy firm Kinnair and Co, had failed to invest contributions in its Stan...

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