There is no need to have a single regulatory body for workplace pension schemes, according to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
The business lobby group came out against the recommendations of the work and pensions committee which this morning called for a sole regulator to oversee occupational pensions in the UK to ensure proper governance. At present the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) monitors contract-based pension schemes while The Pensions Regulator (TPR) oversees trust-based schemes. Neil Carberry, CBI director for employment and skills, said: "Good pension scheme governance is crucial, but there is no need for a single regulator. TPR's own analysis shows that standards of governance are equally rigor...
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