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Government plans to ban transfers from contracted out DB schemes to either occupational DC schemes or personal pensions have thrown up a whole a host of implications for the industry, causing something of a furore.

What happens when an employer's affiliate enters Chapter 11 insolvency proceedings in the US? Katherine Ashton examines considerations for English trustees

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

The Pensions Regulator recently issued its covenant assessment guidance. Laura Blows looks at why this advice was necessary, its key points and how it may evolve

The Department for Work and Pensions' plans to abolish transfers between contracted-out defined benefit and defined contribution schemes could lead to a "firesale" of final salary liabilities, a consultant warns.

UK - The Department for Work and Pensions' plans to abolish transfers between contracted-out defined benefit and defined contribution schemes could lead to a "firesale" of final salary liabilities, a consultant warns.

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The Pensions Regulator has appointed Nigel Peaple as head of corporate and international affairs.

Angela Dimsdale Gill of Hogan Lovells International explains the significance of June's landmark ruling in the ‘Pilots litigation'

The Pensions Regulator chairman David Norgrove will step down from his role when his second term in post ends on 31 December.