Law and Regulation

Britain's vote to leave the European Union has shocked pollsters and investors, but what are the legislative and regulatory changes schemes and trustees can expect? James Phillips reports

The shadow pensions minister has called for cross-party action to improve transparency on costs in pensions and regain the trust of members.

Scammers are using Brexit concerns to try to con people into transferring their pension savings to suspicious overseas schemes, according to Phoenix Group.

Some of the government's proposals to change benefits at the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) involve "significant risks for relatively limited gains" according to the Pensions Protection Fund (PPF).

With the referendum on Britain's membership of the EU just two days away, what should pension scheme managers and trustees expect in the event of Brexit? James Phillips reports.

Smaller companies need to emulate the success of their larger competitors in encouraging employees to stay in workplace pensions, say experts.

Lord John Hutton says that while much progress has been made to boost retirement saving there is still some way to go.

Reducing British Steel members' pension increases will protect the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) by delaying entry by at least ten years, according to the scheme's trustee.

The majority of respondents in this week's PP survey believe it would be inappropriate for pensions ministers to side-step the regulator to rescue a crisis-hit scheme.

There has been a quiet takeover of UK pensions policy which will have profound consequences across the pensions landscape according to Steve Webb.