Opra is to review its guidelines on statutory whistle-blowing in an attempt to reduce the number of...
Opra is to review its guidelines on statutory whistle-blowing in an attempt to reduce the number of minor misdemeanours reported. This, it hopes, will allow it to focus more closely on issues key to the protection of scheme members' interests. The new guidance, to be issued after the forthcoming Green Paper, will set out to whistleblowers ' the auditors and actuaries appointed by the trustees of occupational pension schemes ' the matters they must report and those that Opra does not expect to be reported. This should, the regulator said, significantly reduce the high number of reports...
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