The National Association of Pension Funds has written to the government to demand clarification on the movement of non-default members between funds, to ease trustee uncertainty around charge cap regulations.

Any other business: Hillary Clinton found herself in hot water recently over use of a private email account during her tenure as US secretary of state. The breach of White House data protocols ignited criticism. 

A code of practice to help schemes battle pension scams has been welcomed by the industry, but experts remain divided over the legal burden faced by trustees processing transfer requests.

Budget 2015: The reduction of the lifetime allowance to £1m will hit defined contribution savers hardest say experts, who anticipate a rise in members exiting pension saving.

British Polythene Industries has become the latest scheme to tackle growing liabilities by switching the pensions-in-payment calculation to the consumer price index from the retail price index. 

NAPF Investment Conference 2015: Experts debating the challenges posed by the charge cap have backed the use of dynamic asset allocation and volatility triggers in low-cost defined contribution strategies.

A round-up of the pensions industry stories published across the FT Group this week, from a predicted 30,000 job losses at the DWP, to consultants urging a departure from "toxic" Swiss bonds.

The Work and Pensions Committee has this week called for a dramatic overhaul of the industry’s current regulatory frameworks.