A white paper with heavyweight political backing will call for auto-enrolment rules to extend to corporate ISAs.

Solvency II will prompt a raft of asset-backed annuities to hit the market, with Legal & General (L&G) preparing the release of its own product.

The Pensions Regulator has been ordered to pay CAN$90,000 (£58,000) in costs after its appeal in the Nortel case failed in Ontario.

David Norgrove will leave his post as chair of the Pensions Regulator at the end of the year

Teesport has been given permission to appeal part of the Marine Pilots judgment, potentially saving it over £25m

Frustrated Visteon scheme members – citing slow progress from the Pensions Regulator – have driven union Unite to pursue legal action against one-time employer Ford.

The long-term partner of a member of Alitalia’s pension scheme has won his appeal against an ombudsman ruling.

Alliance Boots’ refusal to allow members to reserve rights when joining the new defined contribution (DC) scheme, has led to a showdown with unions.

One of 2009’s most controversial legal cases has seen a key aspect successfully overturned, making it easier for employers to settle over the closure of their defined benefit (DB) schemes.

The Debt Management Office has cut its gilt issuance for 2010/11 by £20.2bn to £165.2bn, as a direct consequence of forecasts for the public finances published in the Budget.