Industry reacts to TPR's 'scaled back' annual funding statement

Statement highlights ‘radical transformation’ of scheme funding positions

Jasmine Urquhart
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The pensions industry has reacted to TPR's annual funding statement
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The pensions industry has reacted to TPR's annual funding statement

The pensions industry has welcomed The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) annual funding statement for the 2023/24 period.

The regulator published its statement this morning (24 April), revealing most schemes have seen funding improvements, with aggregate funding levels "ahead of that expected three years previously". ...

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