The Pensions Regulator’s revised Defined Benefit (DB) Funding Code of Practice applies to all valuations after 22 September 2024 – but what does it mean for your scheme? On this hub page, you can find resources to help you plot a route through the regulatory changes.
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As of 22 September 2024, The Pensions Regulator's (TPR's) new funding code is now in effect, so any valuations in 2025 will need to comply with the new regulatory requirements. Read our report to help you prepare for your first valuation under the new funding code.
TPR’s revised DB Funding Code of Practice applies to all valuations after 22 September 2024, with a new twin track approach for demonstrating compliance. Our interactive tool will help you quickly identify whether your current strategy is more suited to the ‘Fast Track’ or ‘Bespoke’ route.
Read our briefing note on the Pensions Regulator’s Code of Practice on Funding Defined Benefits. We discuss the backdrop of the Code, what it means for schemes, requirements and more.
If you are a trustee or sponsor getting ready for the new code you need to understand its key terms and what they mean. Check our glossary to learn more.
TPR offers two routes to compliance. Read our latest guide to see which is best for your scheme.
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