Regulation

Sebastian Cheek asks whether The Pensions Regulator has the power to intervene in overseas cases

The computer contract for administering the National Employment Savings Trust - signed by the Labour government just months before they left office - will be re-examined, David Laws says.

The coalition government is set to detail how it plans to make £6bn in spending cuts this year at its first Budget on Tuesday June 22.

US - George Canellos, the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Manhattan office, said he is pushing his staff to scrutinize products normally sold to institutional investors after the financial crisis showed that even sophisticated buyers...

The trustee of the Visteon UK Pension Plan and the Pension Protection Fund are withdrawing a US$550m (£350m) claim against Visteon Corporation.

New work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith must take a "fresh" look at auto-enrolment and not pre-suppose pensions policy is "done and dusted" because of the launch of Nest, Aegon's Rachel Vahey says.

BT has reported a £2.8bn increase in its net pension deficit on an IAS19 basis.

Giovanni Legorano looks at how governments across Europe are reforming their pension systems following the economic crisis

US - The California attorney general has accused former CalPERS board member Alfred Villalobos, now a third party marketer, with bribing former chief executive Fred Buenrostro in order to gain business for private equity firms including Apollo Global...

US - A New Mexico judge has tossed out a former public pension manager's lawsuit to recoup at least US$90m in state funds lost through investments in mortgage- backed securities sold by a firm whose executives donated to Governor Bill Richardson's presidential...