UK - The Pensions Regulator should speak out against the "rubbish" 8% minimum auto-enrolment contribution, a consultant says.
The department for work and pensions has published a note for employers detailing the risk sharing options available under current legislation.
The expected charging structure for the National Employment Savings Trust has received a mixed reaction.
Tom Selby previews the March 11 edition of Professional Pensions.
The ruling in the long-running Imperial Décor case has left the government in breach of European law obligations, Eversheds says.
The department for work and pensions finally shattered the collective defined contribution dream late last year when it announced it would be taking no further action on this widely-supported form of risk sharing.
The re-branding of personal accounts as the National Employment Savings Trust is an important milestone in the process of implementing auto-enrolment and other employer duties from 2012.
The Pensions Advisory Service is in danger of being "dumped or carved up" as a result of government funding problems, Richard Stroud warns.
The final set of regulations governing the Financial Assistance Scheme has been laid before parliament.
The Investment Governance Group has handed over its first consultation document to Paul Myners for feedback.