Law and Regulation

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has published its first three-year strategic plan in a bid to provide more thematic and transparent thinking about its longer-term thinking.

Unison and ShareAction have analysed the new investment strategy statements across the £280bn scheme. Colin Meech says some funds have done nothing to produce ESG policies.

It has been almost six years since British Airways (BA) launched legal action against the trustees of its Airways Pension Scheme (APS) for unilaterally awarding a discretionary benefit to members.

Members of the Airways Pension Scheme (APS) are set to receive boosts to their pensions after long-running litigation between the scheme's trustees and British Airways (BA) has ended.

The new tax year brings a number of changes for pensions including the long-awaited name change for the Single Financial Guidance Body (SFGB).

UK pension schemes have been asked to participate in a European-wide stress test despite the departure from the European Union being expected imminently.

The government has set out initial thoughts on the criteria for DB master trusts to be accredited. James Phillips looks at the details

John Gray predicts teething problems ahead and says regulation will result in a cultural shock for some schemes

Steve Webb says the sooner government as a whole, and HMRC in particular, has the bandwidth to return to the domestic agenda, the better it will be

A trustee is imprisoned after using employees' funds to prop up struggling businesses and buy a home for his daughter. James Phillips looks at the details of the case.