News
Employee Benefits
The chairman of the Treasury Select Committee Andrew Tyrie has written to the Financial Conduct Authority chief executive Martin Wheatley calling on the regulator to do more to crack down on poor practices in banks linked to sales incentives and remuneration....
03 February 2014
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Law and Regulation
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is "invisible" in pensions regulation, Hymans Robertson senior partner Ronnie Bowie says.
03 February 2014
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Admin / Technology
An industry-wide group of trustees, trade bodies, legal advisers, consumer representatives, providers and lawyers will clamp down on pension liberation.
03 February 2014
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Defined Benefit
Mitie Group is consulting with members of its main defined benefit (DB) scheme over a proposed change to their future pension entitlement.
03 February 2014
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Employee Benefits
Canada Life Group Insurance has expanded its group income protection (GIP) early intervention service to cover over 320,000 additional employees.
03 February 2014
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Employee Benefits
The majority of UK workers are failing to do the minimum amount of exercise to stay fit and healthy each week, a survey finds.
03 February 2014
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Defined Contribution
Johnson Fleming has launched an auto-enrolment (AE) service designed to support businesses of up to 250 employees.
03 February 2014
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Defined Benefit
The BT Group pension scheme's deficit hit £7.3bn gross of tax after an increase in market inflation expectations.
03 February 2014
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Employee Benefits
The number of outstanding employment tribunal cases has reached a new record level, as the number of outstanding claims tops 625,000, data reveals.
03 February 2014
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Industry
The BBC's The One Show is set to host The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) on 5 February to draw public attention to the organisation and its work to help retirement savers.
03 February 2014
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