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 ruling The Court of Justice of the European Union (the CJEU) ruled in September 2018 that pension scheme members should receive at least 50 per cent of the value of their accrued old age �benefits if their employer became insolvent.
In this blog, our Chief Actuary, Shalin Bhagwan, shares his thoughts on the key themes in The Purple Book 2023 and what these could mean for the PPF and the wider DB universe.
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has today published its fifth Responsible Investment report, which reinforces its commitment to promoting sustainability in the pensions industry and demonstrates the power industry engagement.
Since launching its apprenticeship programme in 2018, half of its cohort of 24 apprentices live in Croydon with the rest from surrounding boroughs, securing roles across the business in IT, administration and member services.
PPF Chair, Kate Jones said: “I’m delighted that David has joined our Board, bringing his extensive finance and risk management expertise, gained in both his executive and non-executive careers, to support our journey as we approach the next phase of our strategic plan and embrace the recommendations of DWP’s recent review.”
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) today announces the appointment of Michelle Ostermann, a distinguished global pension executive, as its new CEO, succeeding Oliver Morley.
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