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In the face of the coronavirus outbreak, Holly Roach looks at the contingency plans activated by key pensions administrators to ensure business continuity.

This year's Professional Pensions Administration Survey finds fewer schemes are seeing cost reductions. Jonathan Stapleton wonders whether common sense has been found in the TPA market.

Ransomware is the most likely type of cyber attack on pensions says RSM head of pensions Ian Bell.

The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) will set up a mediation service to help schemes resolve issues when changing third-party administrator (TPA), PP can reveal.

This week we want to know how effective Workie has been in engaging employers with their auto-enrolment duties and will Guy Opperman still be pensions minister at the end of this parliament.

Changing third-party administrators can cause all sorts of issues, including loss of data. Michael Klimes looks at examples of poor transitions and asks if it is a widespread problem

Taylor Wimpey has appointed Hymans Robertson as third-party administrator of its pension scheme after an open tender.

Aviva Pension Trustees UK and Aviva Wrap UK have been fined £8,246,800 for failing to have adequate controls and oversight of its outsourced providers.