Regulation

The Actuarial Profession has revised its guidance on how actuaries should manage conflicts of interest when advice is provided to both trustees and sponsorting employers.

Laws preventing employers from inducing workers to opt out of pension schemes come into force today.

Here it is. The list of the top complaints dealt with by the Pensions Ombudsman over the past year.

Coalition attempts to rein in government spending have delayed senior appointments at The Pensions Regulator and set back its defined contribution agenda, PP can reveal.

The end of contracting out for defined contribution will save schemes £5.3m a year in administration costs, the government claims.

UK schemes have been urged to engage with an EIOPA impact assessment in order to make sure figures used to draw up a new pensions directive are not understated.

Philip Jelley and Roberto Pagliarulo look at how one employer managed to obtain a scheme rectification order on an expedited basis.

EU plans to harmonise the Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provision directive with Solvency II capital requirements could dent the government's infrastructure ambitions, a Treasury minister says.

The Pensions Regulator will aim to prosecute companies that wilfully evade their auto-enrolment duties.

More than half of insurers are preparing to change the way they calculate regulatory capital as Solvency II approaches, Deloitte says.