Law and Regulation

Pensions ombudsman expects continued growth in demand to collide with case backlog

Could improve ‘fairness and sustainability’ of LGPS and other public schemes

Former owner is accused of illegally investing money into the business

Company made almost 100,000 calls in a ‘significant intrusion’ without sufficient consent

Just a third of professional trustees feel well-equipped to deal with increased expectations

A former partner has also been fined £500,000 and severely reprimanded for his role in the sale

John Lovell says the revamped code will be an opportunity to gain real actionable insights

Comes as a PP poll finds almost three quarters agree they are “drowning” under a deluge

Quilter finds convictions have slumped to their lowest level since 2007

Bill will remedy discrimination against younger members following McCloud judgment