Industry

Executive director for delivery at The Pensions Regulator June Mulroy talks to Tom Selby about the watchdog's stance on scheme funding, ETVs and changes at the top

This week including a letter from Barnett Waddingham parter Adrian Waddingham

My first morning back at work following a two-week break in the sun started with a bump - with Radio 4 talking about three separate pensions stories.

Gordon Brown has been accused of attempting to blackmail Tony Blair to drop Adair Turner's revolutionary pension reform proposals.

Standard Life today said it expects a net headcount reduction of some 500 employees over the next 15 months as it rolls out the second phase of its group restructure.

Pension tax relief restrictions will unfairly penalise people who are promoted, made redundant or take early ill-health retirement, the National Association of Pension Funds warns.

Almost 17 million people, just under half the working population of the UK, have never reviewed their pension plans, research from Baring Asset Management reveals.

Royal London Group lost £2m in the first half of 2010, compared with an £18m profit last year.

Two-fifths of larger employers are considering levelling down pension provision when auto-enrolment comes into force, Association of Consulting Actuaries research finds.

Royal London group chief executive Mike Yardley is planning to step down to focus on helping the industry tackle future challenges.