Industry

This week we want to know whether the government should ditch the triple lock for state pensions and instead move to a double lock policy to potentially save £6bn a year.

City Noble has closed down following its launch 18 months ago, after the independent advisory firm struggled to get enough business, PP has learned.

Legal and General Investment Management (LGIM) has taken a minority stake in a digital platform to boost its auto-enrolment (AE) offering for micro employers.

The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) inability to produce a report sooner based on its investigation into British Home Stores (BHS) is "disappointing" says MP Frank Field.

Professional Pensions has conducted a series of interviews looking at what firms did to win accolades at the UK Pensions Awards 2016. View the series in full here…

JLT Employee Benefits has said it will deliver positive revenue growth this year after a major corporate restructure.

This week we want to know if Theresa May's (pictured above) government is downgrading pensions and if capital adequacy requirements for master trusts could make them insolvent.

Art of Pensions 2016 - the competition run by legislative information service provider Pendragon in association with Professional Pensions - is now open for entries.

Dominating this week's most popular stories was coverage of the government's downgrading of the pensions brief, following Baroness Ros Altmann's resignation.

Baroness Ros Altmann has likened her time as pensions minister to being "in detention" and believes leaving government will allow her to be more influential.