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The former fund set up under UK pensions legislation providing assistance in the payment of benefits cases where an employer was insolvent, assets were less than 90% of liabilities and there had been a loss of scheme assets as a result of dishonesty.   
The former fund set up under UK pensions legislation providing assistance in the payment of benefits cases where an employer was insolvent, assets were less than 90% of liabilities and there had been a loss of scheme assets as a result of dishonesty.   


The Pensions Compensation Board was replaced by the Fraud Compensation Fund.  
The Pensions Compensation Board was replaced by the Fraud Compensation Fund in 2005.  





Latest revision as of 09:32, 19 June 2019

The former fund set up under UK pensions legislation providing assistance in the payment of benefits cases where an employer was insolvent, assets were less than 90% of liabilities and there had been a loss of scheme assets as a result of dishonesty.

The Pensions Compensation Board was replaced by the Fraud Compensation Fund in 2005.


See also