Law and Regulation

PP finds steps to reduce manipulation in the FX markets have led to higher costs and volatility

Stephanie Baxter examines whether the code is improving long-termism

Eligible jobholders with tax protected pension savings are no longer required to be automatically enrolled (AE) under government amendments to draft legislation.

The Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has ordered Fidelity Investments and Towers Watson to compensate a scheme member who lost out due to a "needless delay" of his transfer request.

As TPR reaches its tenth anniversary, PP talks to its chief executives, past and present

The Scottish National Party (SNP) has revealed it will fight to block planned increases in the state pension age to protect Scottish pensioners.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published its final guidance for trustees of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes managing transfer requests into defined contribution (DC) plans.

As trustees brace themselves for the biggest changes to the pension system for a decade, what steps must they take to be ready?

The secondary annuity market may fail to emerge and even if it does many people will struggle to make well-informed decisions, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).

The majority of people accessing their pensions for the first time will be overpaying tax, Prudential head of business development Vince Smith-Hughes has warned.