Hogan Lovells

PP looks at what how to stop people being forced to work and save until their 80s.

Hogan Lovells has made Faye Jarvis and Matthew Bullen partners in the law firm's annual round of promotions.

The Society of Pensions Professionals (SPP) has published two standardised reporting statements to help trustees and independent governance committees (IGCs) comply with recently-introduced governance requirements.

The Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal by ITV over whether The Pensions Regulator (TPR) could expand on its allegations against the media giant in the Box Clever case.

The planned sale of Aga has been dubbed a win for the trustees of its deficit-ridden DB scheme but Stephanie Baxter finds this is just the start of the journey.

Judges in the US and Canada have rejected attempts by Nortel bond holders to overturn a ground-breaking decision in favour of members of the collapsed telecom company's pension scheme.

Natasha Browne asks whether TPR is right to say small schemes will never meet its governance targets

Duncan Buchanan says the industry must concede some ground to secure consensus

The Nortel case has big repercussions for pensions in international insolvencies

Judges in the US and Canada have ruled Nortel's assets of $7bn (£4.5bn) should be equally distributed among its creditors, in what lawyers say is a victory for UK pensioners.