Regulation

The Financial Services Authority will conduct another consultation into SIPP charge disclosure after an industry backlash.

The UK has been ranked twelfth in a global list of sustainable pension systems.

The majority of European multinational companies would like to develop cross-border pensions but differing regulations among member states and uncertainty over changing European rules are giving plan sponsors pause, AEGON finds.

Maxwell Pensions Unit executive director John Ballard explains how the Maxwell Pensioners Action Group aided pensioners on issues such the collection of state scheme premiums

The Pensions Regulator has said the separation of schemes from employers is "rarely the best solution" - one day after a scheme where it allowed such a move announced it was winding up.

Pension funds around the world will be preparing for a raft of legislation being implemented in the coming months.

Andrew Meeson, the president of the Association of Tax Technicians, has stepped down from his post after being charged in relation to a £5m pension tax fraud.

Lawyers have dismissed The Pensions Regulator's warning to investors that it will take action against firms triggering pre-pack insolvencies to offload pension liabilities from businesses.

Governance failings across the nation's hybrid schemes are putting member benefits at risk, The Pensions Regulator warns.

The National Association of Pension Funds will publish a list of pensions legislation it thinks should be scrapped in the new year.