Government must usher in decade of AE renewal
The government must take advantage of its majority to push through further reforms to auto-enrolment, says James Phillips.
It's incredibly pleasing that one of the first bills to see the light of day in this parliament was the much-needed pension schemes bill. Covering collective defined contribution, the pensions dashboard,...
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FCA data reveals over £20bn of DB transfers between 2018 and 2020
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Trustees will need to be corporate finance experts under new TPR powers
Pension trustees will have much more involvement in business discussions and corporates will need to think more about pensions when the watchdog’s increased powers come into force, LCP says.
Is mediation set to become the new normal for pension disputes?
Mediation has been under-utilised historically as a means of dispute resolution in this area. Mark Blyth and Geoff Egerton think this is going to change.
TPR response to funding code consultation reveals level of industry concern over twin-track regime
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published the interim response to its first defined benefit (DB) funding code consultation – highlighting the depth of industry concern around its proposed twin-track regime.
