On the go: Norton Motorcycles has gone into administration, raising questions about recouping money in three pension funds solely invested in the motorcycle manufacturer.

On the go: The Church of England Pensions Board plans to allocate £600m to a fund tracking a climate-friendly index, aiming to align its pension schemes with the goals of the Paris agreement.

On the go: The Co-operative Pension Scheme has completed a £1bn bulk purchase annuity transaction with Aviva.

The government has been urged to review the scope of new criminal sanctions introduced by the pension schemes bill that have “been drawn incredibly widely” and could “deter respectable people from becoming trustees”.

On the go: The trustee of the Lloyds Bank pension schemes has agreed to a £10bn longevity swap deal with Scottish Widows and Pacific Life Re.

On the go: BT will have to extend the full indexation of guaranteed minimum pensions to certain members of its pension scheme affected by a government decision, after having its appeal dismissed.

On the go: The Pensions Ombudsman will hold an oral hearing against the trustee and administrator of three pension schemes solely invested in a motorcycle manufacturer, as it has received 30 complaints against these individuals.

On the go: The Financial Conduct Authority has been ordered to pay a £2,000 fine by the Pensions Regulator for lack of details in its defined contribution scheme documentation.

On the go: Debbie Abrahams, Chris Bryant, Stephen Timms and Karen Buck are the Labour MPs that so far have been nominated for the election of the next Work and Pensions select committee chair.