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Pension Protection Fund (PPF)

Key pension facts
Regulation

The PPF is a public fund intended to protect members of defined benefit pension schemes in case the employer providing the schemes becomes insolvent. The PPF only takes over schemes if they are insufficiently funded to offer benefits that would be at least the same as those guaranteed by the PPF.

The PPF is funded by contributions from the defined benefit schemes it protects.

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Raindrop ® is a trading name of Raindrop Technologies Holdings Ltd (FRN: 931052) an Appointed Representative of Resolution Compliance Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN: 574048). Raindrop Technologies Holdings Ltd is registered in England and Wales. Number: 12431555. Registered office: Runway East London Bridge, 20 St Thomas Street, London SE1 9RS, UK.