Legal & General (L&G) pensions strategy director Adrian Boulding has succeeded Railways Pension Trustee Company chief executive Chris Hitchen as chairman of the Pension Quality Mark (PQM).

LCP has named former Rothesay Life co-head of business development Myles Pink as a principal in its pension buyout practice.

The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) received twice the normal number of calls following Chancellor George Osborne's delivery of the Budget 2014.

The government's decision to allow anyone over the age of 55 to take their entire pot as cash has the potential to drive up liberation cases, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has said.

Deregulation of the flexible drawdown market would be required to ensure changes under the Budget 2014 are effective, industry experts say.

The Pensions Trust chief executive Stephen Nichols has resigned and left last week after more than a decade with the organisation.

Mandatory saving through auto-enrolment (AE) must coincide with fairer annual management charges (AMC) for members, former chairman of the Pensions Committee Lord Turner said last week.

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