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The National Employment Savings Trust has claimed that criticism of its focus on online communications is misinformed and indicative of the confusion over its role in the 2012 reforms.

Some of the UK's biggest pension funds have urged The Pensions Regulator to give guidance on the mixing of schemes' systems and knowledge with those of their sponsor.

The Pensions Regulator has published a five-step guide to help trustees of smaller schemes raise administration standards.

Tony Morris is the fifth person to be charged in the £52m GP Noble fraud case after being extradited from Australia, the Serious Fraud Office confirms.

The Pensions Regulator will maintain its focus on administration to ensure providers do not ‘dip their headlights', the watchdog says.

The National Insurance Scheme for the Pensions Industry needs greater resources to deal with its workload, Barnett Waddingham associate Robert Wakefield says.

The Pensions Regulator will publish detailed guidance for large employers and intermediaries on compliance with employer duties in May.

The National Association of Pension Funds is lobbying government to add a new objective for The Pensions Regulator - forcing it to promote the survival of workplace pensions.

The National Association of Pension Funds is once more pressuring government to increase issuance of long-dated and index-linked gilts to help schemes better match liabilities.

The Professional Standards Body for Transfer Incentive Exercises has published the principles that will form the basis for its best practice charter for enhanced value transfers.