Guidance

Authorisation and supervision of master trusts: code of practice

This code sets out how an application for the authorisation of master trusts is made and what the regulator takes into account when considering applications.

• From: The Pensions Regulator
• Published: 3 July 2018

Documents

Authorisation and supervision of master trusts: draft code of practice no. 15

Ref: ISBN 978-1-5286-06-04-2, CCS 0618945556 07/18

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Details

The code helps those involved in master trusts to understand how to satisfy us that the authorisation criteria are met at application and continue to be met throughout supervision.

A master trust scheme is an occupational pension scheme which:

• provides money purchase benefits (whether alone or in conjunction with other benefits)
• is used, or is intended to be used, by 2 or more unconnected employers
• is not a relevant public service pension scheme

This code applies to those involved in the operation of a master trust, for example trustees, scheme strategists, scheme funders and their advisers.

Published 3 July 2018