European Commission

PP looks at what UK schemes should expect from EU stress tests

Europe is making headway on ambitious plans for a cross-border pension tracking service, according to a report.

EU Commissioner Lord Jonathan Hill has given reassurance that he will have the last say over controversial EU proposals on scheme funding.

Tougher data protection standards from Europe could make administration more expensive for pension administrators. Michael Klimes finds out why.

Pension administrators could face increased costs to comply with higher data standards imposed by Europe, say lawyers and providers.

The European Commission has laid out options for a capital markets union (CMU) it hopes will encourage schemes to invest in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and infrastructure.

The pension industry has warned that the European pension regulator's proposed Holistic Balance Sheet (HBS) would have a detrimental impact on UK schemes.

Greig McGuinness looks at the potential impact of IORP II.

Plans to introduce a standardised member benefit statement across Europe would needlessly increase costs for members, warn trustees.

The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has launched a consultation on solvency rules for EU pension schemes.