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Pension administrators should not wait for European legislation to force them to create the role of a data protection officer (DPO) and have higher standards.

Keeping bosses enrolled in the same pension scheme as all other employees could boost engagement in saving, according to former pensions minister Steve Webb.

Punter Southall Investment Consulting has designed a service to reduce the complexity, administration and costs of de-risking strategies.

Should pension providers be forced to offer the full range of freedom and choice products to consumers? Natasha Browne investigates

The Kuwait Petroleum Services Company Pension Scheme has secured a medically underwritten bulk annuity policy worth £42.3m with Partnership.

Baker Tilly has announced it will be adopting the RSM brand name from 26 October in a bid to cement its global position in audit, tax and consulting services.

Pension schemes often struggle to find clear or consistent reporting of company workforces, leading to a crucial "missing piece" in corporate reporting, according to the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF).

The High Court has put two trustee companies connected with suspected pension liberation schemes into provisional liquidation following applications made by the Insolvency Service.

The Irish government has confirmed it has been looking to Britain for guidance on how it can reform and improve the country's pensions system.

David Cameron has been asked to interfere in the pensions dispute between Tata Steel and four trade unions.