Contractors may have to pay final salary benefits to former public sector workers despite local government pension scheme (LGPS) reforms, a lawyer warns.
The pensions industry could face legal challenges from members who have been locked into lifestyle strategies, according to a defined contribution specialist.
Industry figures have welcomed the Work and Pensions Committee's call for a single regulator for trust- and contract-based schemes.
The industry has spent "millions" on inadequate technology and must take it "more seriously" in order to improve member experience, says an IT specialist.
Sackers has appointed Jack Gillions as solicitor, following his qualification at another firm.
Partnership has appointed Richard Willets as director of longevity, to develop its research and development capability.
A ‘yes' vote in the Scottish independence referendum would result in stringent European Union (EU) cross-border solvency rules hitting UK schemes, according to a report.
Schroders has created two senior roles in its liability driven investment (LDI) division, expanding its risk management capability.
An investor engagement programme has improved anti-corruption transparency in 16 global companies, according to a coalition of shareholders.
Local government pension scheme (LGPS) deficits are estimated to have doubled since 2010 to over £80bn, according to KPMG analysis.