Law and Regulation

Naomi Rainey asks how much the minister can achieve before May 2015

The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman (DPO) has ruled against the trustees of a defined contribution (DC) scheme that has not completed wind-up after seven years.

Jack Jones talks to the Pension Protection Fund’s new head of insolvency and restructuring Malcolm Weir about the lifeboat scheme’s new approach

Employers will pass on the cost of the abolition of short service refunds (SSRs) to employees, experts warn.

Natasha Browne asks if employers will pass on the cost of change to members

Pensions Minister Steve Webb has revealed that Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) officials met representatives of leading insurers 27 times over the last four months.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has amended its value added tax (VAT) rules to allow defined benefit (DB) sponsors to reclaim input tax in some circumstances.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is "invisible" in pensions regulation, Hymans Robertson senior partner Ronnie Bowie says.

An industry-wide group of trustees, trade bodies, legal advisers, consumer representatives, providers and lawyers will clamp down on pension liberation.

Rachel Dalton looks at the FCA's report