Department for Work & Pensions

Industry pressure is growing on Lord John Hutton to include a career average structure as part of a new public sector ‘hybrid' scheme.

Just 27% of private sector employees were active members of work-based pension schemes last year, research shows.

David Norgrove's replacement at The Pensions Regulator will be paid £53,000 less than the outgoing chairman.

Amended legislation bringing the UK into line with Europe means trustees must monitor all collective investments to adhere to strict sponsor investment rules.

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More than half of employers support auto-enrolling employees into a workplace pension scheme, Department for Work and Pensions research has found.

The Investment Governance Group plans to have its principles on defined contribution governance agreed by October, its DC subgroup chairman says.

The Pensions Regulator chairman David Norgrove will step down from his role when his second term in post ends on 31 December.

The independent panel of experts tasked with assessing the viability of auto-enrolment and NEST has finished a run of seminars with stakeholders.

Government must implement radical reforms to provide incentives for pension saving, Fair Investment Company says.