Pensions Age looks back on the key developments in the industry this week, including HMRC data, The Pensions Ombudsman’s new corporate strategy, and ongoing concerns around pension adequacy ...

Non-executive appointments to NS&I's board, including the chair, are regulated by the Office of the Commissioner for Public Appointments. The process for identifying an interim chair will follow the ...

Whilst several UK businesses have been reassured by the news that the government will introduce legislation to deal with issues arising from the Virgin Media judgment, many are still monitoring the si ...

As God's own county celebrates another Yorkshire Day this Friday, 1 August, Natalie Tuck highlights the talent and vibrancy of the region's thriving pensions sector.

Jonathan Bull answers the common questions trustees ask when looking into trustee liability insurance and provides a brief guide to insurance protection Why do we need insurance when we have an ...

John White explains why understanding duration can help you better understand your portfolio Last month, I mentioned I would expand on the term ‘duration’, currently one of the investment industries ...

Mark Duke explains what a successful pensions de-risking plan should look like De-risking is a slogan applied to many of the actions being taken by trustees and sponsors running defined benefit (DB) ...

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has urged trustees to engage with the government's consultation on mandating UK-regulated ...

The vast majority (89 per cent) of eligible employees in Great Britain were saving into a workplace pension in 2024, with around 21.7 million eligible employees saving, figures from the Department for ...

The estimated cost of gross pension income tax and national insurance contributions (NICs) relief rose to £78.2bn in 2023/24, ...

Several companies listed on the London Stock Exchange have published their 2025 half-year results, showing mixed outcomes regarding the funding of their defined benefit (DB) pension schemes, particula ...