Regulation

Ed Miliband has urged the government to introduce a consumer watchdog to stop "predatory" companies and pension providers from taking advantage of consumers through excessive charges.

Guaranteeing indexation has increased the cost of providing defined benefit pensions by 12% over the past 20 years, according to Pension Corporation research.

The Pensions Regulator will publish a statement in April to help trustees dealing with the valuation and recovery plan process in the current economic climate

New Zealand's experience with auto-enrolment shows employers and employees tend to contribute at the minimum rate set by legislation, according to a report.

Pension schemes could be caught in the Serious Fraud Office's crosshairs following a landmark corruption case that saw the government department recuperate £131,201 from shareholders.

FATCA - or the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act - could have a significant impact on UK pension schemes and their members. PP looks at the what you need to know in this exclusive guide…

The Pensions Regulator is seeking to strike a ‘difficult balance' in monitoring compliance with auto-enrolment without overloading the pensions industry with demands for information.

The National Audit Office has opened an investigation into The Pensions Regulator's handling of the defined contribution industry.

The Pensions Regulator has written to payroll providers urging them to share details of their products with employers ahead of the introduction of auto-enrolment next year.

The historic Wedgwood Museum collection could be sold off after the High Court ruled the artefacts could be disposed of to pay off debts, which include a £134m liability owed to the pension scheme.