Law and Regulation

EIOPA's decision to not impose a solvency-based funding regime on pension funds has been welcomed but has it really gone for good, asks Stephanie Baxter?

Despite ditching controversial solvency-based funding rules, EIOPA's proposed reporting regime will add costs and complexity.

The European pensions regulator has decided not to pursue an EU-wide capital regime which is being hailed as good news for UK schemes.

Bentley Motors has been criticised over plans to pass £1.4m of national insurance (NI) costs onto the 1,300 members of its defined benefit (DB) pension scheme.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has launched for consultation a series of guides to help trustees implement its revised defined contribution (DC) code.

The Pensions Ombudsman Service has launched two videos setting set out practical advice for members on making a formal complaint about their scheme.

Helen Ball looks at the key issues for trustees of defined contribution schemes.

Kevin Wesbroom looks at current attitudes to the recently introduced LISA and asks if we need a new approach.

The government is being urged to legislate to tackle the rising problem of scams. PP looks at what can be done.

The UK watchdog has discovered problems with how some asset managers market their funds after finding several actively managed products that in reality closely track benchmarks.