Law and Regulation

A pension saver who transferred combined pots of £100,708 into a suspicious scheme has been unsuccessful in unlocking his funds.

PP explains how deflation could affect schemes, and what trustees can do

The High Court has ruled that a top up pension scheme set up for four ex-directors of the Granada Group did not require shareholder approval to be considered viable.

Lord Hutton believes the next three years will see "extraordinary change" for the local government scheme. Stephanie Baxter reports

The majority in the industry back the action taken by trustees and insurers to block transfers to schemes they suspect may be fraudulent.

UK and US watchdogs have fined six global banks more than $5.6bn (£3.6bn) after four of them admitted manipulated foreign exchange (FX) markets.

While the industry focuses on the Budget freedoms Rosalind Connor urges trustees to look more closely at DB-DC transfers

Lesley Harrold says the law is clear

Julian Poulter defends the Asset Owners Disclosure Project from critics

There are better ways to improve the local government pension scheme (LGPS) than merging it into one big sovereign wealth fund, according to Labour peer Lord John Hutton.