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Hannah Brenton speaks to NAPF chairman Mark Hyde Harrison about why the government needs to overrule the regulator with regards to discount rates.

The typical member of a large defined contribution scheme will amass a retirement pot 28% bigger than a saver in a small scheme making the same contributions, the NAPF says.

The work and pensions select committee is reopening its inquiry into the governance and best practice in workplace defined contribution pension provision.

The Association of Corporate Trustees has adopted a provisional code of conduct to improve standards of trusteeship and ward off calls for more regulation.

Jack Jones talks to the chief executive of the Pension Protection Fund Alan Rubenstein about levies, bad press and investment strategies.

Jack Jones on the latest from the regulator on recovery plan flexibility

Charges may be too high. But the charging model could be wrong too.

Adjusting discount rates for liabilities risks "simply picking the answer you want and ignoring the reality of the situation", The Pensions Regulator warns.

The government risks damaging the UK economy by refusing to give businesses more flexibility on how they calculate scheme deficits, warns the National Association of Pension Funds.

The Pensions Regulator should be given a legal duty to take employers' interests into account when assessing funding and early access should be used to encourage saving, according to a city law firm.