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Pensions: new notifiable events – what corporates (and their lenders) should know
10 November 2021
Sponsoring employers of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes will have to tell the Pensions Regulator (tPR) about certain proposed transactions, including a business sale or granting security over assets, at an early stage.
A further notification (and a description of the impact on the DB pension scheme) must be given when “main terms” are proposed. The second stage notification requirement will apply not just to the sponsoring employer, but also to its parent company and any other person associated or connected with the employer.
Those in breach of the requirements will be liable to a new financial penalty of up to £1m.
This note explains the new requirements and explores the implications for corporates and their lenders.
Authored by the Pensions Team.
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