Law and Regulation

The Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) and the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee (BEISC) will hold two sessions to probe why Carillion went into liquidation.

Four scammers have been told to pay back £13.7m after luring 245 pension savers to transfer funds to 11 bogus schemes.

Guy Opperman says we need to get people to fall in love with pensions again and give them the tools to achieve a more secure retirement

The government has indicated it may change the order in which debts are recovered during an insolvency, putting pension schemes higher up the hierarchy.

Sackers has outlined the ten key actions trustees need to take to understand the responsibilities that will be expected of them from 25 May.

Steve Webb says there are various ways to take action on executives who try to line their pockets by putting workers' pensions at risk

The Treasury select committee has told the government it must stop using the Retail Prices Index (RPI) for "any indexation purpose where legally possible".

Theresa May has reaffirmed her commitment to tackle "unacceptable abuse" of pensions by companies "lining their own pockets".

For the first time, TPR is testing its anti-avoidance powers in the courts in a bid to impose an FSD on ITV. James Phillips explores the implications.

There are fears the government's new saving scheme could interfere with auto-enrolment. Kim Kaveh asks if we should be worried.