The Pensions Regulator

Andrew Short interviews The Pensions Regulator's June Mulroy at the NAPF annual conference.

Hutton tells Andrew Short public servants need to get real

Lawyers have dismissed The Pensions Regulator's warning to investors that it will take action against firms triggering pre-pack insolvencies to offload pension liabilities from businesses.

The European Commission has bowed to UK pension industry demands for a longer consultation period on Solvency II requirements and extended the deadline by five weeks.

The Pensions Regulator has warned investors it will take action against firms triggering pre-pack insolvencies to offload pension liabilities from businesses, delegates heard.

Jenna Towler talks to industry figures about the implications of the regulator's Court of Appeal win in the Nortel/Lehman Brothers case.

The Court of Appeal ruling in the Nortel/Lehman case means ordinary workers could see redundancy and notice pay extinguished by a pension scheme ‘super creditor', a lawyer says.

Trustee boards need a radical overhaul to stamp out the "vested interests" of professional trustees appointed by sponsoring employers, an academic says.

Mercer has launched an auto-enrolment service in a bid to help firms manage eligibility and scheme data.

A lawyer has urged the Pension Protection Fund to clarify its appeal process after the The Pensions Trust successfully argued for a reduction to its schemes' levy.