Two buy-in deals worth less than £20m in total were announced this week, further evidence of the healthy market for small ...

A new report has proposed testing pension rules against disrupted career patterns to ensure eligibility criteria work for ...

Nick Thomas–Symonds, the paymaster general and Cabinet Office minister, told MPs that he had terminated the contract, citing a “failure to meet critical transition milestones” and a “lack of ...

Northern LGPS has announced the appointment of Elizabeth Renshaw-Ames as its chair and Paras Anand as its first chief ...

Members of the House of Lords have warned that the legislation backing the scale test is too restrictive and could stifle ...

With the statutory connection deadline six months away and the MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard in its second phase of testing, ...

The government has proposed further limitations to its mandation reserve power in a bid to satisfy the House of Lords after ...

The DB superfund has opened a new section of its structure to offer a streamlined service to smaller pension schemes, while ...

Outgoing Pensions UK chair Emma Douglas has been confirmed as the new chair of the Pensions Regulator, the Department for ...

The new study will track how the 'lost pots' landscape has changed, examining the number of missing pots, their value and age ...

The BCSSS trustees have met with Chris McDonald, the minister for industry, to discuss changes to the scheme rules that would ...