Sir Philip Green's appearance in front of the Work and Pensions Select Committee raised interesting questions around sponsor responsibilities to scheme members says Helen Morrissey

Hugh Nolan believes the ongoing BHS story demonstrates some positives for the industry.

Lord John Hutton says that while much progress has been made to boost retirement saving there is still some way to go.

There has been a quiet takeover of UK pensions policy which will have profound consequences across the pensions landscape according to Steve Webb.

While DB schemes have upped their allocation to illiquid assets the same can't be said for DC. However, Charlotte Moore believes this could change

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has hit back at claims made by Sir Philip Green that there has been a lack of engagement over plans to deal with the British Home Stores (BHS) Pension Scheme deficit.

Sir Philip Green has apologised for the problems experienced by British Home Stores (BHS) but said he was not responsible for the growing pension scheme deficit.

Partners Group has launched the first private market fund for UK defined contribution schemes.

The "almost total takeover" of pension policy by the Treasury has been described as "profoundly concerning" by Royal London director of policy Steve Webb.

Some providers have met the Master trust Assurance Framework criteria but have not been included on TPR's official list. Helen Morrissey asks what this means for trustees.