Law and Regulation

Substituted investment funds could come under the remit of the charge cap that comes into force in April because they are not actively chosen by members, lawyers have warned.

PP looks at the details surrounding the IBM ‘reasonable expectation’ ruling ahead of a judgment in the remedy hearing.

Getting millions more people to save for their retirement will be remembered as the current government's greatest achievement, according to PP research.

Industry figures have called on the government to raise the bar for schemes that can take automatic transfers of small pots.

The European Commission has laid out options for a capital markets union (CMU) it hopes will encourage schemes to invest in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and infrastructure.

Mark Twigg says the complexion of the next government will be decisive in shaping pensions policy

Jack Jones says the culture of caveat emptor doesn't work for pensions

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has warned that savers will be ripped off in ways that are "perfectly legal" when they can access their defined contribution (DC) pension pots from this April.

Retirees will have little comeback if they receive poor guidance outside of the Treasury's Pension wise service, lawyers have warned.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has urged defined benefit (DB) trustees to ensure an expected surge in transfers does not jeopardise scheme funding levels.