Law and Regulation

The majority of respondents think it is time to stop whinging about pot follows members and get on with it, but a third thinks that if the industry is going to be dragged down that road it should go kicking and screaming.

Just one in four respondents believe the pensions industry lobbies government effectively, while three out of five feel we could do better.

Government policies aimed a reducing the liability of the state for supporting people in retirement could fail due to being managed across different departments, auditors suggest.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has laid before Parliament a "shorter and clearer" code of conduct on trust-based defined contribution (DC) schemes.

Andrew Warwick-Thompson denies 'passing the buck' on liberation fraud and says we all need to work together to beat the criminals

Rachel Dalton talks to Bill Galvin as he steps down after five years at The Pensions Regulator (TPR)

Employers are downgrading their pensions offering on the back of auto-enrolment (AE) in order to "hoodwink" employees into thinking it is part of the legislation, lawyers claim.

Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) chairman John Griffith-Jones has warned insurers to learn the lessons of the banking crisis and work harder to regain consumers' trust.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is preparing for a high-profile court case against an alleged liberation fraud operation in the hope it will secure a clear ruling that the practice is illegal.

Pensions minister Steve Webb is to use the Pensions Bill to change the structure of benefits given to people who delay taking the state pension.