Law and Regulation

The regulator is considering a number of ways to raise governance standards and ensure trustees are fit for purpose in the 21st century. Stephanie Baxter looks at what the industry makes of it all.

The triple lock on the state pension should be kept but reformed to make it more sustainable, according to Nick Clegg.

This week we want to know what was the most radical pensions policy introduced during the coalition government.

TPO decision on appeals will lead to better outcomes, say respondents.

The most popular stories were a potential RAA for British Steel Pension Scheme if the government shelves plans to change pension law, and Treasury plans to launch the pensions dashboard by next Spring.

The government has confirmed it will introduce the necessary legislation to increase the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) compensation limit for long serving employees.

A single rate of tax relief could be "far too attractive" for chancellor Philip Hammond to not consider introducing through his Autumn Statement, says public policy expert Iain Anderson.

The British Steel Pension Scheme could seek to use a regulated apportionment agreement (RAA) if the government shelves controversial plans to change pensions law to help the scheme.

Deficits could be reduced by hundreds of billions of pounds if schemes were able to move away from the Retail Prices Index (RPI).

Helen Morrissey asks what impact the ombudsman's decision to participate in more appeals against its decisions will have