Pensions Regulator to prioritise rollout of enforcement powers

Implementing the Pension Schemes Act, combatting scams and developing a framework for measuring value for money are three of The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) priorities for the next three years as it continues to respond to economic uncertainty following the Covid-19 pandemic

The priorities are set out in the Regulator’s latest three-year corporate plan, detailing how the regulator will deliver against all five priorities in its recently published long-term Corporate Strategy which sets out its blueprint for the future of pension regulation to put the saver at the heart of its work.

One of its main priorities will be work to ensure full compliance with the recently passed Pension Schemes Act 2021 which contains important changes that will come into force from late 2021 onwards. This will give the Regulator more powers to scrutinise the pensions market and instances of abuse as well as introducing criminal sanctions.

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