LCP: New TPR powers: what do you need to do now?
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LCP: New TPR powers: what do you need to do now?
Friday 15 October, 2021 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Are you ready for 1 October 2021?
The new powers for The Pensions Regulator will become effective, with the stakes being raised for all stakeholders of DB Schemes, with the backdrop of the new criminal offences and contribution notice tests.
In this webinar we will:
- Explore how the new powers are already influencing company and trustee behaviour
- Share our experience of advising clients in recent weeks in working through the impact of the changes, including key decisions on M&A activity, refinancing, restructuring and dividends
- Outline practical steps that company and trustee boards should be taking now to manage the new regulatory risks.
Who should attend?
Primarily aimed at DB pension scheme sponsors (including CFOs and company directors with decision-making responsibilities), pension managers, independent trustees and trustee chairs. Other pension trustees will also find this of interest.
Partner
LCP
Jonathan is an LCP partner with over 25 years’ wide ranging experience in helping larger employers and pension scheme trustees manage all aspects of their pension risks, including helping companies consider the pension aspects of M&A activity, refinancing and restructurings.
Jonathan leads LCP’s response to the Pension Schemes Act and advises a number of large UK companies on its implications for board and corporate governance.
Principal
LCP
Having moved to LCP in 2020 after a decade at a Big Four firm, Laura has experience of working with teams across multi-disciplinary functions to deliver complex projects and transactions for corporates.
Laura is also a Scheme Actuary and advises trustees on a broad range of pensions issues. Laura has a particular interest in the implications of the new Pension Schemes Act for both corporates and trustees in the context of routine business activity.
Partner
LCP
Helen joined LCP's Covenant team in 2020 from The Pensions Regulator, where she was Lead Business Analyst carrying out the full range of covenant work. She was also involved in the development of the 2020 funding code consultation and other provisions of the Pension Schemes Act 2021.
Helen has 15 years' experience in covenant advisory and a background in restructuring. Helen is currently spending a considerable proportion of her time advising companies and trustees on the Pension Schemes Act.