In the UK, there have been some important developments in pensions and insolvency, notably the Supreme Court decision pending in Bloom v The Pensions Regulator, which focuses on the Regulator's rights where it issues its notice after the commencement of the administration of the recipient. Pensions and Corporate Insolvency sets out to explain the law and the practical issues that arise in the UK's pensions and insolvency. The book covers: the pensions law and institutions * powers of the regulators * the establishment of the PFF * the process for preparing for an insolvency, including financial assessment, negotiating with the parties involved, and competing interests * how to structure the insolvency in terms of moving the liabilities away from the operating company * how to handle the assessment and PFF entry * avoiding negotiation and the regulator risks * solvent restructuring * international issues relating to exporting the Regulator's powers. It starts with a brief summary of the issues, followed by details of the process to be followed, tactical and structuring issues relating to the various forms of insolvency, restructuring options, and the regulatory bodies. The effect on an international group is also covered.