Auto-enrolment fines send 'loud and clear' message

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The announcement from The Pensions Regulator (TPR) that it fined 166 firms for auto-enrolment breaches last quarter sends a "loud and clear" message to employers, say industry commentators.

The fines represent a significant stepping up of the watchdog's actions. Before the final quarter of 2014 it had fined just three companies for auto-enrolment noncompliance. The regulator also i...

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