The Pensions Regulator's hardline stance on enhanced transfer value exercises could leave trustees vulnerable to legal action should an employer fail, a lawyer warns.
The regulator has increasingly viewed ETVs with suspicion - advising trustees to be "vigilant" when presented with an enhanced transfer proposition and to start from the presumption that such exerc...
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