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The Nortel case has big repercussions for pensions in international insolvencies

Henry Tapper says the new minister will know where the bodies are buried

Defined benefit (DB) schemes are seeing little reduction in their size of deficit or length of recovery plan according to figures published by The Pensions Regulator.

The European pensions regulator has launched a stress test to look at the impact of a market crash or longevity shock on defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) schemes.

Top stories this week include concern over proposals to force schemes to sign the Stewardship Code, the end of a six-and-a-half year legal wrangle, and four escalating fines from TPR.

Robin Ellison reveals his master plan for pensions reform

Pension Scams. Don't Get Stung. A title and tag-line from the Pension Regulator's latest "Action Pack" to pension funds warning of the dangers of pensions liberation. Martin Jenkins argues that the policy approach taken by the regulator has been disproportionate...

The Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has dismissed complaints against Legal and General (L&G) and Scottish Widows after they granted transfer requests worth over £50,000 to a suspicious pension scheme.

Managing risk is a complex issue. Ashlin Noonan looks at how guidance issued by The Pensions Regulator can help.

This week's top stories include a slap on the wrist for Fidelity and Towers Watson over a delayed transfer request and regulations to exempt certain workers from auto-enrolment (AE), while Con Keating discusses how investment costs and fees should be...