Law and Regulation

The local government pension scheme (LGPS) would face huge challenges if it was forced to comply with EU, warns a lawyer.

Annuities have become the new focus for complaints according to figures from the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS), a year after the product was publicly abandoned by the Chancellor.

More ex-spouses may seek financial orders to go after their former partner's pension as a result of the freedom and choice reforms introduced in April.

Helen Morrissey looks at suggestions for finding common cause in the pensions world

Judges are taking collective legal action for what is understood to be the first time in a bid to block reforms to the judicial pension scheme.

PP looks at what UK schemes should expect from EU stress tests

The Nortel case has big repercussions for pensions in international insolvencies

You probably haven't missed the news that Ros Altmann is now pensions minister, but here's a recap - how it happened, what she said, and what people said about her.

New pensions minister Ros Altmann must continue with the package of bold reforms that her predecessor began and focus on encouraging a "rebirth of savings culture" in the UK, Michael Johnson has said.

Just under half of respondents to Professional Pensions' weekly poll said Ros Altmann was a good choice as pensions minister.