Have your say: Is the regulator becoming more heavy-handed?

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This week we want to know if TPR is becoming more heavy-handed and whether its new investment guidance will help defined benefit trustees set better investment strategies.

As the Pension Schemes Bill awaits Royal Assent, will its new rules for master trusts such as tougher authorisation give members adequate protection? Also, how would you rate current standards o...

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