27 October 2023: Today the Pensions Authority publishes information for trustees on the amendments provided for under the Occupational Pension Schemes (Preservation of Benefits) (Amendment) Regulations, 2023 (S.I. No. 499 of 2023) which came into force on 17 October 2023. These regulations amend certain provisions of the Preservation Regulations. The main changes are outlined below.
25 October 2023: On Wednesday 11 October, the Pensions Authority held its Risk Conference at The Marker Hotel in Dublin. The theme of the conference was risk management for pension schemes and the related increased obligations on trustees from the transposition of the IORP II directive into Irish law. The speakers and the titles of their
11 October 2023: Today, the Pensions Authority publishes its guidance for trustees on the own-risk assessment (ORA), as required under section 64AL of the Pensions Act. Except for one-member arrangements established before 22 April 2021, the latest date by which a pension scheme’s first ORA can be completed is 22 April 2024. This guidance is
4 October 2023: Today, the Pensions Authority announces further details of its upcoming Risk Conference on 11 October 2023 at The Marker Hotel in Dublin. The Authority is pleased to report that the conference has reached capacity due to the high level of interest shown in it. It has now been decided to record the
Wednesday, 26 July: Today, the Pensions Authority issued a video message reminding employers to take action ahead of the 31 December deadline for employer sponsored pension schemes.
23 June 2023: On Thursday 15 June, Grace Guy, Head of Supervision and Enforcement with the Pensions Authority, delivered a presentation on the implementation of IORP II and other regulatory matters at an IIPM seminar.
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