Statutory funding objective - Revision history

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	The statutory funding objective in the UK means defined benefit pension schemes need to ~~have~~ have appropriate assets to cover their accrued liabilities (also known as ‘technical provisions’).		The statutory funding objective in the UK means defined benefit pension schemes need to have appropriate assets to cover their accrued liabilities (also known as ‘technical provisions’).

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	The statutory funding objective in the UK means defined benefit pension schemes need to have have appropriate assets to cover their accrued liabilities (also known as ‘technical provisions’).		The statutory funding objective in the UK means defined benefit pension schemes need to have have appropriate assets to cover their accrued liabilities (also known as ‘technical provisions’).


			The Statutory Funding Objective and Scheme Specific Funding replaced the UK's previous Minimum Funding Requirement regime.

imported>Doug Williamson: Update - source - House of Commons Library - https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN04877/SN04877.pdf

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Update - source - House of Commons Library - https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN04877/SN04877.pdf

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	''Pensions''.		''Pensions funding - defined benefit schemes - UK.''

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	The ~~is the name given to the pension scheme~~ funding ~~regime introduced for~~ the UK ~~by pensions legislation whereby trustees and employers must agree a funding programme specific~~ to ~~the scheme concerned on the basis of actuarial and other advice~~.		The statutory funding objective in the UK means defined benefit pension schemes need to have have appropriate assets to cover their accrued liabilities (also known as ‘technical provisions’).

	~~According to the relevant Code of Practice, '… full funding in relation to technical provisions is the statutory funding objective'.~~

			==See also==
			* [[Actuarial valuation]]
			* [[Defined benefit pension scheme]]
			* [[Funding level]]
			* [[Recovery plan]]
			* [[Scheme Specific Funding]]
			* [[Statutory]]
			* [[Technical provisions]]

	~~It replaced the previous regime, the Minimum Funding Requirement.~~

			==External link==
	== ~~See also~~ ==		*[https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN04877/SN04877.pdf Defined benefit pension scheme funding regime - UK House of Commons Library - 2020]
	* [~~[Funding level]]~~
	* [[Minimum Funding Requirement]]
	* [[Scheme Specific Funding]]

	[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]		[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]

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	* [[Minimum Funding Requirement]]		* [[Minimum Funding Requirement]]
	* [[Scheme Specific Funding]]		* [[Scheme Specific Funding]]

			[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]

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			''Pensions''.

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	~~''Pensions''.~~

	The is the name given to the pension scheme funding regime introduced for the UK by pensions legislation whereby trustees and employers must agree a funding programme specific to the scheme concerned on the basis of actuarial and other advice.		The is the name given to the pension scheme funding regime introduced for the UK by pensions legislation whereby trustees and employers must agree a funding programme specific to the scheme concerned on the basis of actuarial and other advice.

	According to the relevant Code of Practice, '… full funding in relation to technical provisions is the statutory funding objective'.		According to the relevant Code of Practice, '… full funding in relation to technical provisions is the statutory funding objective'.


	It replaced the previous regime, the Minimum Funding Requirement.		It replaced the previous regime, the Minimum Funding Requirement.

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	The is the name given to the pension scheme funding regime introduced for the UK by pensions legislation whereby trustees and employers must agree a funding programme specific to the scheme concerned on the basis of actuarial and other advice.		The is the name given to the pension scheme funding regime introduced for the UK by pensions legislation whereby trustees and employers must agree a funding programme specific to the scheme concerned on the basis of actuarial and other advice.

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	It replaced the previous regime, the Minimum Funding Requirement.		It replaced the previous regime, the Minimum Funding Requirement.


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	* [[Minimum Funding Requirement]]		* [[Minimum Funding Requirement]]
	* [[Scheme Specific Funding]]		* [[Scheme Specific Funding]]

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(SFO). ''Pensions''.
The is the name given to the pension scheme funding regime introduced for the UK by pensions legislation whereby trustees and employers must agree a funding programme specific to the scheme concerned on the basis of actuarial and other advice.

According to the relevant Code of Practice, '… full funding in relation to technical provisions is the statutory funding objective'.

It replaced the previous regime, the Minimum Funding Requirement.

== See also ==
* [[Funding level]]
* [[Minimum Funding Requirement]]
* [[Scheme Specific Funding]]