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Increasing public sector employee contribution rates is threatening a surge in opt-outs - putting Lord Hutton's call for affordable reforms at risk, a lawyer warns.

The Pensions Regulator is investigating London mayor Boris Johnson's decision to put a tourism organisation into administration rather than taking on its pension liabilities.

The government should overhaul its policy on infrastructure funding and provide incentives to encourage pension funds to invest in big projects, a report says.

Draft regulations allowing employers to exclude workers above state pension age from group risk insured benefits leave trustees exposed to discrimination actions, experts warn.

The Upper Tribunal expressed "serious reservations" about the amount The Pensions Regulator is chasing in its contribution notice against Michel Van De Wiele NV.

Pinsent Masons has launched a specialist team to provide expert advice on complex cases involving The Pensions Regulator and the Pension Protection Fund.

Pinsent Masons partner Jacqui Timmins talks about auto-enrolment and the 2012 reforms

UK - The Pensions Regulator is taking an aggressive and threatening stance with trustees who have not performed a formal covenant review, a lawyer says.

A Court of Appeal ruling has made it "easier than ever" to enforce compulsory retirement despite government plans to scrap the default retirement age.

The National Employment Savings Trust is the UK government's solution to the pensions problem, but it has met with some controversy, as Jenna Towler reports