Legislation

Ruth Bamforth of Eversheds rounds up some of the year's most interesting cases involving LGPS schemes

Pensions minister Angela Eagle was forced to defended the government's anti-forestalling regulations after Robin Ellison said they will cause the tragic disintegration of occupational pensions.

In a keynote session at The PP Show, Pinsent Masons partner and former NAPF chairman Robin Ellison grilled pensions minister Angela Eagle about personal accounts, deregulation and the state of private sector provision

Trustees should focus their attention on the key equalisation issue rather than dwell on the ruling of the Foster Wheeler case, Hammonds says.

The Society of Pension Consultants has urged the next government to back auto-enrolment soon after it takes office.

UK - The conversion of the IMG Pension Plan from defined benefit to defined contribution in 1992 was unlawful, the High Court ruled yesterday.

The conversion of the IMG Pension Plan from defined benefit to defined contribution in 1992 was unlawful, the High Court ruled yesterday.

Early auto-enrolment could increase pension pots by as much as 15% and help employers, industry figures say.

Political consensus around personal accounts is losing cohesion, pensions minister Angela Eagle admits.

HM Revenue & Customs will go out to consultation on amendments to A-Day regulations that threaten members' tax free cash on wind-up for the second time, PP has learned.