Pensions Management Institute (PMI) will review all of its qualifications as it seeks to adapt its offering to the changing pensions landscape.
This week's top stories include Now Pensions voluntarily withdrawing from the regulator's master trust assurance list as it battles with historic contribution issuers.
The debate over consolidation often cites regulatory hurdles, but perhaps trustees are the biggest issue, James Phillips writes
Respondents say watchdog needs more ammunition to stop corporate transactions that put schemes at risk.
Mike Ramsey reflects on the government's Green Paper.
This week we want to know if TPR is becoming more heavy-handed and whether its new investment guidance will help defined benefit trustees set better investment strategies.
Labour has accused The Pensions Regulator (TPR) of being too passive in improving member representation in master trust governance.
Willis Towers Watson's master trust, LifeSight, has been added to The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) master trust assurance list.
Master trusts will face a new tax registration process aimed at boosting savers' protection and aligning it with the incoming authorisation process.
A supermajority of pensions buzz respondents rebuked a suggestion that all defined benefit (DB) schemes should be merged into one.