Adrian Boulding: Pension failures prompt tougher regulatory powers
Beefed up TPR
Adrian Boulding looks at the latest Pension Schemes Bill, which is set to become law this year, and asks if increased regulatory powers will ensure workers’ benefits are better protected
2020 should see the Pension Schemes Bill 2019 pass into law - conferring significantly increased powers on The Pensions Regulator (TPR). This new legislation is designed to address holes in TPR's powers,...
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