Contradictory rulings from the Pensions Ombudsman will leave trustees uncertain how to handle member complaints about errors in their benefit statements, lawyers warn.

Trustees must re-evaluate their liability driven investment mandates as the strategy evolves in a low-yield environment, Redington argues.

Restrictions on the National Employment Savings Trust could leave medium-sized employers with only one provider to choose from for auto-enrolment, the pensions minister says.

The government is to consult on removing the restrictions on the National Employment Savings Trust.

Hannah Brenton assesses views as to how economic growth will change over the next six months.

Local Government Pension Scheme investment restrictions could be scrapped as part of the government's drive to boost scheme investment in infrastructure, PP has learned.

Defined benefit members are being left £2-3bn out of pocket every year as trustees and advisers fail to update the terms offered on tax-free lump sums at retirement.

Mark Hyde Harrison discusses his vision of the future with Hannah Brenton: where pension schemes are perfectly aligned with members' interests.

The National Association of Pension Funds has restructured its two main policy-making councils to increase its focus on defined contribution.

Prudential is working with both the National Employment Savings Trust and NOW Pensions for two-tier solutions, at the expense of competitor B&CE.