Pensions regulator suspends trustee after police fraud investigation
To 'protect other pension holders'
Craig, an insolvency practitioner, paid himself nearly £500,000 from scheme funds in just 12 months.
A trustee of the Optimum Retirement Benefits Plan has been suspended by The Pensions Regulator (TPR) following the launch of a police investigation into a suspected liberation scam.
Announced today (20 June), Gordon Craig was suspended from his role as trustee while police continue their investigation, following a decision by the TPR's Determinations Panel which connected his involvement...
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