Law and Regulation

Charles Cowling says there is plenty trustees and regulators can to do counter liberation fraud

The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) code of conduct on defined contribution (DC) is scheduled to come into force in November this year.

The Court of Appeal has upheld an Upper Tribunal ruling against a group of Lehman Brothers firms fighting to be excluded from a financial support direction (FSD) issued by The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

The draft Pensions Bill does not do enough to protect consumers from obtuse and excessive charges, a Conservative MP claims.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will look "very carefully and very hard" at the conduct of pension providers and advisers in its fight against pension liberation fraud.

Many respondents wouldn't commit one way or the other over whether The Pensions Regulator's guidance on maintaining contributions safeguarded member interests.

Rachel Dalton explores the latest TPR updates on DC, employer growth and fraud

The High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland has thrown out an application for judicial review of The Pensions Regulator (TPR) brought by the directors of Desmond & Sons.

The long-awaited Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards report has criticised the government's handling of part-nationalised UK banks and recommended criminal sanctions for senior executives who behave "recklessly".

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) paper on defined ambition expected this summer will set out plans to introduce large scale collective defined contribution (CDC) schemes to the UK.