Staying abreast of changes in pension law is crucial for companies and legal professionals working in the sector. Here is your roundup of some of the key developments this week.
This weekly update stems from the dedicated team at Allen & Overy, who report on legal and regulatory shifts in the world of workplace pensions. This informative series, originally published on
JDSupra, covers a multitude of topics.
This week they delve into subjects such as:
- The Pension Ombudsman’s (TPO) first decision on Transfer Regulations and the overseas investment flag,
- The implications of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, including the prohibition on corporate directors,
- The recent Court of Appeal ruling that TPO does not constitute a ‘competent court’ for enforcing set-off,
- The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) speech about strategies for delivering investment returns, and
- The ever-evolving discussion surrounding Dashboards.
Each of these areas bears significant implications for the world of corporate pensions, shaping the way firms manage their pension portfolios and inform their strategies. Understanding these developments is valuable for professionals in the sector.
For more detailed analysis, legal teams and companies are encouraged to read the full Allen & Overy weekly reports or delve deeper into the specific topics that resonate with their current circumstances.