On the go: One in three high-risk defined benefit transfers would not be flagged under new scam rules proposed by the government, according to research from XPS Pensions Group.

On the go: The Association of Member Nominated Trustees has updated its red line voting policies to reflect industry and regulatory changes since the campaign was first launched in 2016.

On the go: The number of defined benefit schemes with a professional trustee on its board has increased by 60 per cent in five years, with a third of pension funds now using these services, according to LCP.

On the go: The Association of Consulting Actuaries has said administrators and trustees will need more time to comply with new pension scam rules being introduced by the government.  

On the go: Oxford Instruments made an additional deficit recovery payment of £8.1m to its defined benefit pension scheme in the year ending in March 2021.

On the go: The aggregate surplus of 5,318 defined benefit schemes eligible for the Pension Protection Fund increased by £40.9bn in May.

ESG Spotlight: A roundup of the latest news on environmental, social and governance initiatives, with UK pension funds pledging to commit to net zero by 2050 and Aegon to transition a further £3.5bn of its workplace default funds in June.

On the go: Nest will be offering a “robust and efficient” bulk transfers service for UK employers, which will allow members’ abandoned pots to be automatically transferred to new ones.

On the go: The Financial Conduct Authority has announced it will allow pension providers to disclose their charges at a scheme level rather than employer level for this year when data are published under new rules this summer.

On the go: Aon has sold two US businesses in order to complete its merger with Willis Towers Watson, after concerns were raised by the US Department of Justice.