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As the UK puts a comprehensive set of pension reforms into motion, Helen Morrissey questions how prepared the industry will be to cope with the pace of change

The UK private pension system is "not fit for purpose" and "hugely inefficient", research by the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce finds.

UK - There is a "real danger" the auto-enrolment regime could be so broad it becomes an unenforceable law, Alan Pickering warns.

Pension reform is continuing at a relentless pace but can the industry keep up? Helen Morrissey reports

Greater engagement with pensions issues is essential argues Dave Hodges, client services director at Zurich Corporate Pensions

Martin Palmer of Friends Provident looks at how current developments could affect pensions

Sebastian Cheek reports from the DC 2020 - the future of defined contribution schemes session at this year's Professional Pensions Show

UK - The National Employment Savings Trust has reduced the upfront charge on contributions going into the scheme from 2% to 1.8%.

The National Employment Savings Trust has reduced the upfront charge on contributions going into the scheme from 2% to 1.8%.

UK - The National Employment Savings Trust will up its exposure to return-seeking assets through direct investment about five years into its life, its chief investment officer says.