TPAS cuts board membership

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The Pensions Advisory Service has cut its board membership by 25% as part of a review of its operations.

The seven new appointments - which include The Pensions Regulator's interim chief executive Bill Galvin and former government minister Baroness Hollis - join current chairman Partha Dasgupta and ch...

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