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Morten Nilsson, CEO, Brightwell – primary services provider to the £35.7bn BT Pension Scheme said: “We welcome the Pension Protection Fund’s (PPF) announcement that it is delaying a decision on the 2025 / 2026 levy.
“A well-functioning, safe and robust defined benefit (DB) sector is in everyone’s interest and the PPF has a key role in ensuring this.
“But, given the significant surplus within the PPF, it cannot be right to continue to impose substantial levies on pension schemes and sponsors diverting resources that could otherwise be invested in the UK economy.
“Urgent legislative reform is needed to allow the PPF greater flexibility in setting the levy, and to allow for a zero levy. We hope to see this in the forthcoming Pension Schemes Bill.”

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As the DWP’s consultation on the draft regulations for surplus flexibilities closes, Morten Nilsson, CEO, Brightwell comments: “We’ve always welcomed the Government’s proposals to make it easier for well-funded, well-run defined benefit schemes to make productive use of surplus, while maintaining appropriate protections for members.
Find out more about “Brightwell comments on the DWP’s surplus flexibilities for Defined Benefit pension schemes consultation”02/09/2026
Brightwell is pleased to announce that it has successfully achieved reaccreditation from the Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA), reaffirming its commitment to delivering high-quality pensions administration services.
Find out more about “Brightwell achieves PASA reaccreditation”27/08/2026
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