New legislation that should offer the pensions market much needed reassurance and confidence in master trusts is still being hotly debated by experts and politicians, says Peter Walker, but a likely framework is taking shape
The race is now very much on to encourage as many people as possible to save for their retirement through workplace pensions and auto-enrolment - and boosting the regulatory regime around master trusts is an important part of the work being done. As more people start to contribute, trust and security will be critical to auto-enrolment success. So here - always assuming Brexit allows Parliament time to consider anything else - is what the Autumn Pensions Bill could look like. To start with, it looks as though there will be a mandatory minimum capital adequacy requirement for new master...
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