Law and Regulation

Penny Cogher looks at the likelihood of an increase to the Pension Protection Fund compensation cap

The High Court is to rule on a suspected pension liberation case this month, which will give trustees and providers more clarity on their ability to block suspicious transfers.

The Department for Work and Pensions should establish a permanent contact to whom the industry can send suggestions on how to reduce the regulatory burden, the Society of Pension Professionals says.

Hogan Lovells has made Faye Jarvis and Matthew Bullen partners in the law firm's annual round of promotions.

The government has published draft details of the protection regime that will apply after the lifetime allowance (LTA) is cut in April.

Potential changes to pensions tax relief was ranked as the leading challenge to pensions in 2016 by a quarter of readers polled by Professional Pensions.

Financial advice alone will not solve the dilemma of helping savers benefit from the April pension freedoms according to responses to the Treasury's consultation, which urge new waves of thinking

Politicians will take part in a debate in the new year on how women have been affected by the equalisation of the state pension age (SPA) on the back of concerns.

The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has launched a consultation on how communications to scheme members could be improved.

Each session costs almost £500