Legislation

Persistent government failure to encourage the creation of occupational schemes has caused the current meltdown in pensions, Barnett Waddingham says.

The Investment Management Association will back a Conservative amendment on the personal accounts contribution cap, PP has learned.

UK - Industry players are divided over the Pensions Regulator (TPR) being given powers to control company activity and protect pension scheme members.

Tim Jones of the UK's PADA talks to Elizabeth Pfeuti about the challenges and debates involved in implementing a new nation-wide pension scheme by 2012

A recent US Supreme Court decision in the LaRue v. DeWolff, Boberg & Associates case has expanded the potential liability exposure for pension fiduciaries, as Frances Phillips Taft explains

THE department for work and pensions has published new regulations on the calculation of cash equivalent transfer values.

Elizabeth Pfeuti talks to Orlaigh Quinn about the recent government green paper and the steps Ireland is taking towards pension reform

THE traditional "stop" approach to retirement is no longer working, latest government research reveals.

THE Committee of European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Supervisors has published two reports.

“Refreshed and simplified†Myners principles must remain voluntary, trustee champion Brian Holden urges.