TPR consults on DB scheme statements of strategy

Schemes will need to complete a statement of strategy from 22 September this year

Jasmine Urquhart
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TPR's Lou Davey: New proposals will make it "as easy as possible" for trustees to comply with regulation
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TPR's Lou Davey: New proposals will make it "as easy as possible" for trustees to comply with regulation

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has announced proposals for defined benefit (DB) trustees to submit their own statements of strategy alongside their actuarial valuations.

The regulator's consultation on statements of strategy - released today (5 March) - set out the watchdog's approach to the statement of strategy, including the proposed form of the document, and th...

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