Law and Regulation

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.

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