Labour has proposed further amendments to the Financial Services Bill that would explicitly set out the Financial Conduct Authority's duty to police stewardship in the UK.

Shell could become the next victim of a widespread shareholder revolt against excessive executive pay in the UK.

A fifth of large employers plan to use the National Employment Savings Trust to complement existing schemes, research reveals.

Insurers have started to turn down employers who want to expand existing schemes for auto-enrolment, PP has learned.

With the number of savers set to jump from five million to a whopping 13 million under auto-enrolment, providers have unsurprisingly been angling for a slice of the action.

The European Commission will move to give shareholders a binding vote on pay, according to Commissioner Michel Barnier.

The Department for Work and Pensions has appointed Philip Langsdale as chief information officer.

A war of words between a senior Tory minister and a vocal backbencher has escalated over the terms of the ministerial pension scheme.

Fidelity could implement ‘save more tomorrow' for its clients after auto-enrolment.

Can schemes find respite in the cash stockpiles of their sponsors?