Law and Regulation

The Transparency Task Force (TTF) has accused the financial services industry of "obfuscation, denial and even lying" over costs and charges incurred by pension schemes.

David Harris points to various shifts that show individuals are looking to take more control over their futures.

Cases such as BHS are making the regulator consider its enforcement tools. Michael Klimes investigates

Members are increasingly looking to trustees for guidance on making the most of their pension pots but complex regulation is making it difficult. James Phillips looks at how far trustees can go in helping members

The final version of the controversial European pensions legislation has emerged after years of tough negotiations but it may never end up coming to the UK following Brexit.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has issued its first fine over a scheme failing to prepare an annual governance statement signed by the chair of trustees.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) does not recognise success by how often it uses its anti-avoidance powers, says Lesley Titcomb.

Schemes can do more to speed up the resolution of complaints by implementing one-step internal dispute resolution procedures according to the Pensions Ombudsman.

The Pensions Ombudsman Anthony Arter has confirmed he will defend against appeals if he believes it is in the public interest.

Schemes must ensure all relevant team members are aware of online support services provided by HMRC after the cessation of contracting out.