The administration standards body supports proposals to subject providers to minimum standards across risk management, continuity planning, and other areas.
The trade body has added 21 senior representatives to its policy committees, which decide on the organisation's agendas for ...
"Pension schemes deliver better outcomes for members... when those members have a say in how they are run," says TUC general ...
Safeguards are needed for sole trustee appointments and to address conflicts of interest where professional trustee firms offer additional services such as administration or investment advice.
As the latest consultation on the proposed Value for Money regime comes to a close, Owen McCrossan of the Society of Pension Professionals warns of negative consequences if there is not enough room ...
As the Muslim holy month of Ramadan reaches its halfway point, Aamina Zafar explores how Islam's obligatory charitable contribution, known as Zakat, can affect Muslim savers' retirement planning.
The regulator has published a major forecasting exercise exploring the potential evolution of the DB sector under different scenarios, including growing appetite for run-on approaches and a successful ...
Phase two of the testing process officially began this week, and MaPS has called on pension providers to spread the word among savers and scheme members to get them involved with the trials.
"Now is the time to drop the reserve mandation power" from the Pension Schemes Bill, the industry trade body says, as the ...
"Now is the time to drop the reserve mandation power" from the Pension Schemes Bill, the industry trade body says, as the ...
More than a quarter of UK-listed companies with a DB scheme have issued at least one profit warning in the past 12 months, according to new analysis by EY.
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has urged trustees to rethink default pension design, warning that contribution patterns are ...
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