Pensions Board

The Pensions Board, now known as the Pensions Authority in some countries, is a regulatory body responsible for overseeing pension schemes. Its primary role is to ensure that pension plans are managed properly and that they meet legal standards for protecting members' benefits. This includes monitoring the financial health of pension funds, ensuring transparency, and safeguarding the interests of retirees. By enforcing regulations, the authority aims to provide security for individuals' retirement savings, helping them prepare for the future with confidence.