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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2022

Regulator Publishes Latest Annual Funding Statement

The Pensions Regulator has published its latest Annual Funding Statement. Most of the messages are consistent with those contained in last year's statement but, as you might expect...

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The Pensions Regulator has published its latest  Annual Funding Statement. Most of the messages are consistent with those contained in last year's statement but, as you might expect, this year's statement emphasises the need for trustees to assess the impact on their scheme and sponsor covenant of high inflation, the prospect of higher interest rates and the impact of the war in Ukraine and related sanctions. The guidance also reflects the fact that the average recovery plan length for defined benefit (DB) schemes has fallen to less than six years.

Looking ahead, the Regulator confirms that we can expect the second consultation on the new DB Funding Code to take place later this year, after the DWP has consulted on regulations that will underpin the new funding requirements contained in the Pension Scheme Act 2021.

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