Wednesday, 08, Oct 2008 12:00
Last month (September) four more schemes transferred to the Pension Protection Fund (PPF), resulting in a further 3,031 people around the UK now receiving PPF compensation – or will do so in the future.
To date:
Details of the schemes that have transferred can be found on the PPF website on the Transferred Schemes page.
This also includes details of schemes currently in the assessment period and those schemes that have completed assessment but have not transferred in for whatever reason.
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Notes to editor
1.The Pension Protection Fund was set up under the provisions of the Pensions Act 2004 in April 2005 and is classified as a public financial corporation. It has been established to pay compensation to members of eligible defined benefit and hybrid pension schemes when there has been a qualifying insolvency event in relation to the employer, and where there are insufficient assets in the pension scheme to cover Pension Protection Fund levels of compensation.
For further press information contact: Ana Moreno on 020 8633 4932 or Richard Hunt on 020 8633 5931/0789 425 5561.
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) today (Thursday) confirmed that it has set a pension protection levy estimate of £700 million for 2009/10.
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) today (Tuesday) unveiled proposals which make the pension protection levy paid by eligible pension schemes more tailored than ever before to the individual risk those schemes pose to the PPF.
The PPF took five more schemes under its wing last month (October), resulting in a further 1,313 people around the UK now receiving compensation – or will do so in the future.
We have updated the PPF 7800 Index page to show the state of defined benefit pension scheme funding as at the end of October.