Law and Regulation

Jack Jones looks at the latest Pensions Bill, published last week

Former MacFarlanes partner Jane Marshall has set up a consultancy to advise employers, in-house lawyers and trustees.

The Law Commission has called on the government to explore regulating investment consultants.

The charge cap on defined contribution (DC) default funds risks incentivising short-term trading, the Law Commission has warned.

Natasha Browne looks at the commission's report on fiduciary duty

Conservative Party chiefs are considering making a manifesto pledge to merge income tax and national insurance. Is this a good idea or not? PP looks at the pros and cons…

The Conservatives are said to be planning to merge national insurance into income tax in a major shake-up of the current tax system.

Auto-enrolment (AE) has prompted an increasing number of employers to overhaul their entire benefit offering, JLT Employee Benefits research reveals.

The Liberal Democrat manifesto will commit to making the state pension triple lock law, boosting the benefit by at least £790 a year by 2020, says pensions minister Steve Webb.

Pensions and restructuring lawyers increasingly see the powers of The Pensions Regulator (TPR) as a hazard to scheme sponsors, according to research from PwC.