A twin win for TPT!
We were delighted to achieve a double win at the Professional Pensions UK Pensions Awards 2023 on 1 June 2023.

We were delighted to achieve a double win at the Professional Pensions UK Pensions Awards 2023 on 1 June 2023. We were crowned winners of:
- DB Master Trust / Consolidator of the Year
- Pensions Communication Initiative of the Year
We’ve now been awarded DB Master Trust / Consolidator of the Year three out of the four years since the category was first introduced in 2020, as well as being highly commended in 2022. This demonstrates that we are the leading DB Master Trust in the market. You can find out more about our award-winning DB offering here.
We were successful in winning the Pensions Communication Initiative of the Year for supporting our DC members at every stage of their pension journey, too.
Over the last few years, we’ve completely transformed our communications and member experience, with a focus on personalisation and digitalisation. Our aim is to deliver a modern, compelling pension experience - ensuring members have access to the right tools and information, at the right time, to make informed decisions.
Find out more about our DC offering here.
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