The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) is a UK statutory corporation that protects members of defined benefit pension schemes if their employer becomes insolvent. It offers compensation payments to ensure pensioners receive at least 90% of their promised pensions. The PPF's target audience includes millions of UK pension scheme members. Its unique selling proposition is providing financial security by stepping in when employers fail, ensuring pension continuity without government funding. Services include scheme assessment, compensation payments, and administration of related funds like the Financial Assistance Scheme[1][3][5].