Law and Regulation

Schemes that lost money through manipulation of the foreign exchange (FX) markets can start filing lawsuits following a regulatory decision to fine several banks, according to a lawyer.

Savers are in danger of being ripped off when they access their pension after April because of a lack of safeguards, warns the Trades Unions Congress (TUC).

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined five banks a total of £1.1bn following its investigation into alleged foreign exchange market manipulation in a scandal that cost schemes billions

How a court ruling on holiday pay could affect schemes

Defined contribution trustees face a huge challenge in measuring 'good value for money', writes Stephanie Baxter

Proposals to improve DC governance are passing the buck to trustees

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has received an unexpectedly low volume of queries from schemes that have obtained data as part of its Scheme Reconciliation Service.

The Financial Ombudsman Service has ordered Legal and General (L&G) to compensate two customers who transferred out of defined benefit schemes following "unsuitable" advice.

Thousands of savers face being hit with fines from the taxman for using their pension like a cash machine for the first time.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is consulting on draft changes to disclosure of information in public sector schemes.