Legislation

Almost 750,000 people will take the streets to today to protest over proposed changes to their pensions. Here we take at a look at the key facts and issues you need to know.

The Department for Work and Pensions has issued another consultation on easements to the employer debt regime.

The Department for Work and Pensions should advance legislation clarifying guaranteed minimum pensions equalisation rather than undertake a costly ECJ test case, a lawyer says.

The Bribery Act comes into force on 1 July.

UK - Iain Duncan Smith has said there will be no u-turn on controversial proposals to raise the women's state pension age to 66 by 2020.

Iain Duncan Smith has said there will be no u-turn on controversial proposals to raise the women's state pension age to 66 by 2020.

EUROPE - The first occupational pensions case to be considered by the Supreme Court, Bridge Trustees v Yates, will begin today.

The second reading of the Pensions Bill, which will accelerate the state pension age increase for half a million women, will take place today.

The first occupational pensions case to be considered by the Supreme Court, Bridge Trustees v Yates, will begin today.

GLOBAL - Pension funds will continue to shift away from equities to bonds as a result of the latest changes to International Accounting Standards, Mercer says.