Lloyds Trade Union
Five stories you may have missed this week
This week's top stories included the High Court ruling that guaranteed minimum pensions must be equalised, and Ford offering partial defined benefit transfers to members.
Five stories you may have missed this week
This week's top stories included coverage of the Court of Appeal's judgment in the latest instalment of British Airways' five-year battle with its trustees.
Lloyds heads to court over GMP issue
A potentially landmark case has been launched in the High Court as Lloyds Bank seeks guidance on how to address equalisation of guaranteed minimum pensions (GMPs).
Lloyds coalition files for GMP equalisation ruling in High Court
Lloyds Bank has launched a joint legal bid with its pension trustees and unions to equalise guaranteed minimum pensions (GMPs) in a move which could cost the industry £20bn.
Restricting schemes from buying gilts is dangerous
Industry believes stopping schemes from buying gilts would be a bad idea, PP research finds
Lloyds confirms pensionable pay freeze for DB scheme will save £1bn
Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) has confirmed it will scrap pensionable pay increases in its defined benefit (DB) schemes from April, netting a one-off saving of £1bn.
Lloyds staff vote to reject bank's pensionable pay freeze
Lloyds Trade Union (LTU) members have voted in favour of a ballot on industrial action should Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) freeze pensionable pay increases.
Lloyds to pay TSB staff 27.5% salary compensation for DB loss
Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) will give all staff transferring to TSB a cash payment of 27.5% of annual salary to "compensate" them for losing access to the group's defined benefit (DB) scheme.
Lloyds pensionable pay cap challenged by members
Former employees of Lloyds TSB are challenging the company's decision to cap increases in pensionable pay in a dispute that could end up in the High Court.
Lloyds pressed over 'toxic' contingent assets
UK - Members of Lloyds TSB Pension Funds are demanding to know whether the £4bn ($6.25bn) partnership created to plug the schemes' deficits was used to offload "toxic assets".
