TPR

Naomi Rainey looks at what trustees can expect from the new DC regulatory regime

Schemes undergoing triennial valuations in 2013 will see the projected time to fully repay deficits increase to 11 years, research from PwC shows.

The Pension Regulator's (TPR) defined contribution (DC) code of practice has come into effect, supported by an enforcement and compliance regime for trustees.

There will be "very little sympathy" for trustees whose schemes are not compliant with the Defined Contribution (DC) Code of Conduct when it comes into force, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) warns.

Naomi Rainey talks exclusively to Burges Salmon about the case

Legal changes may be required to stop the "shockingly large" volume of transfers to pension liberation schemes, a lawyer warns.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) will conduct sector-specific compliance research to better understand how auto-enrolment (AE) is applied in different industries.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has urged trustees to examine asset-backed contribution structures (ABCs) carefully and explore "less risky alternatives" before entering into such an arrangement.

The industry has been eagerly awaiting guidance on scheme charges but the Department of Work and Pensions' consultation has raised more questions than it has answered. Here is Towers Watson's list of what we still need to know.

The trustee of Desmond & Sons Pension Scheme has won its bid to hold a third director liable for debts of the fund.