Draft Occupational Pension Schemes (Master Trusts) Regulations 2018
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We published the government response to this consultation on 19 March 2018.
Original consultation
Consultation description
In the Pension Schemes Act 2017, a master trust scheme is defined as an occupational pension scheme that:
- is used by more than one employer
- provides money purchase pensions (either alone or with other benefits)
- is not a public sector scheme or used only by connected employers
The aims of the master trust scheme authorisation and supervision regime are that:
- members of master trust schemes have equivalent protections to members in other types of pension schemes
- the risks specific to master trust scheme structures including the size and scope of schemes, lack of employer engagement, diverse business models and other factors that influence their financial resilience and viability, are proportionately and proactively regulated
- there is an appropriate balance between preventing risks occurring and giving The Pensions Regulator powers to intervene when necessary
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Added the government response to this consultation on 19 March 2018.
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