What does the BBC dispute mean for trustees caught up in divisive, high-profile reform, asks Ian Smith

The industry was stunned by the High Court’s judgement on the regulator’s powers of restitution, and few think it will be the end of the matter. But should schemes care about its impact on the administration process?

The buyout market “slowed significantly” in the third quarter of 2010, according to a new report, with experts linking the trend to uncertainty over pension indexation

Large employers are planning a wholesale move of their pension schemes into master trusts to avoid the administration headaches posed by auto-enrolment

Holes in the Financial Reporting Council’s (FRC) Stewardship Code lead to thin, superficial corporate governance disclosure, argues a report released today

Schemes at the heart of the Nortel-Lehman High Court battle could be heading back to mediation after a resounding victory for the Pensions Regulator’s powers of restitution

Consultants and providers have welcomed the Treasury’s response to the consultation on ending compulsory annuitisation at age 75 as a “pragmatic” and “simple” solution for trustees

Odeon has been forced to make a £1,000 payout to a member in an “unusual and extreme” case determined by the pensions ombudsman.

The Nortel-Lehman dispute with the Pensions Regulator could “leapfrog” to the country's highest court next year

Investigations of pension fraud have skyrocketed since the economic crisis, according to the Pensions Regulator