In recent Insight articles, we have taken the opportunity of discussing new changes to the pensions landscape brought in under the Pension Schemes Act 2021 (Act). On our website, we pick up on this theme to discuss an aspect relating to the Pensions Regulator (TPR)’s expanded powers under the Act.

About Eleanor Hart
Eleanor advises on a broad variety of pension matters, both transactional and general advisory, acting for trustees and corporate sponsors. She has extensive experience advising clients on the pension and employment aspects of acquisitions and disposals (both UK and cross-border). She has been involved in numerous high-profile deals with complex pension aspects as well as innovative pension restructurings, including the first ever pensions deficit for equity swap. Eleanor is a member of the Association of Pension Lawyers and is currently on the Education and Seminars Committee.
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