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  • New interim chair for The Pensions Regulator

    Former Treasury director Kirstin Baker has been appointed as the new interim chair of The Pensions Regulator (TPR) to replace Sarah Smart.

  • TPR expects DB schemes to switch to ‘endgame planning’

    The Pensions Regulator (TPR) says it expects DB schemes to switch their focus from deficit recovery to ‘endgame planning’.

  • Pensions Regulator invests in AI to battle fraudsters

    The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and the Pension Scams Action Group (PSAG) have developed an artificial intelligence tool to attempt to uncover fraudulent websites.

  • TPR imposes £100,000 in fines on small DC schemes

    The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has levied almost £100,000 in penalties against small DC pension schemes for governance failures related to the 'value for members' assessment.

  • Chair of The Pensions Regulator to step down

    Sarah Smart, chair of The Pensions Regulator, is to step down in July after nearly 10 years on the TPR board.

  • Pay rises of up to 7.55% end TPR strike action

     

    Hundreds of members of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union have settled their long-running pay dispute with The Pensions Regulator, with some staff receiving increases of 7.55% and average pay rises of 5%.

  • Regulators clarify post-Duty pension marketing rules

    Regulators have stepped in to clarify pensions marketing communication after confusion caused by the new Consumer Duty rules and how they affect existing regulations.

  • Pension schemes fined £33,000 for failing value test

    Pension schemes have been fined more than £33,000 by The Pensions Regulator (TPR) after failing a detailed value for members (dVFM) assessment.

  • OFT agrees reforms to £275bn UK DC pensions sector

    OFT website
  • Nearly 300,000 small firms shun auto-enrolment advice

    TPR website
  • Fines worth £169,000 issued for auto-enrolment failings

    The Pensions Regulator website
  • Excessive early exit penalties probe launched by Treasury

    Treasury building
  • Pensions Regulator lays out rules on new code and duties

    TPR's website
  • Large AE fines soar as football club fails to comply

  • Whistleblowers make 29% more reports to Pensions Regulator

    Lesley Titcomb, chief executive of TPR
  • 'We've got too many regulators and pension schemes'

  • Fines stack up to £344,000 for auto-enrolment failings

  • Pension regulator mulls ways to tackle phone scams

  • £255m settlement made after regulator's anti-avoidance action

  • Legal action begins for auto-enrolment failures

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