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Following the release of The Purple Book 2019, we recently sent out a survey to all those who have downloaded it. As we continually work to improve each edition, your...

This week Sara Protheroe, our Chief Customer Officer, hosted the first Member Forum with some of our members and one FAS member. It was an opportunity for us to receive...

Lisa will now be responsible for leading the PPF’s actuarial financial management, finance, commercial and internal audit departments and will do this alongside her current role as Chief Actuary. “It...

Our in-house training programme, accredited by The Institute of Customer Service, has given our member services team the right knowledge and skills to encourage customer service excellence. We’ve had our...

We understand this is a difficult time but if you're a member of a Beales defined benefit pension scheme, you can be assured that we are here to protect your...

The Purple Book is vital for helping us understand the risks we face as an organisation with obligations to our members, in an environment of significant uncertainty. The information is...

Ahead of the launch of the 2019 edition of the Purple Book, join an exclusive webinar on 17 January with Professional Pensions. PPF Chief Risk officer Stephen Wilcox and Chief...

The Carillion Rail (GTRM) Pension Scheme has become the 1000th pension scheme to transfer to us since we were established in 2005. Members who were over the scheme's normal pension...

On 1 December 2019, we became an official signatory of the Business in the Community Race at Work Charter. This is a fantastic achievement by our Race Action Group. The...

We're pleased to reveal that we’re up for three awards at the seventh annual Pensions Age Awards 2020. The categories are: Best Risk Management Exercise Pensions Administration Award Pension Scheme...

Congratulations to Barry Kenneth and our Investment team on their fantastic win in the Best UK Pension Fund category. The IPE Awards have been rewarding excellence in Europe’s highly diverse...

The recent ECJ judgment in the case of PSV v Gunther Bauer has restated that, as a minimum, every individual must receive at least 50% of their accrued benefits. We...