On the go: The Financial Reporting Council should be replaced as soon as possible with a new independent regulator with clear statutory powers and objectives, an independent review of the council has recommended.

On the go: Six people have been interviewed by Essex Police under caution in connection with a suspected pension fraud as part of a criminal investigation by the Pensions Regulator.

On the go: Superfund Clara Pensions has announced that TPG Sixth Street Partners, a global credit and credit-related investment platform partnered with private equity group TPG, will become its provider of long-term capital.

On the go: Trustees should hold investment consultants to account on environmental, social and governance issues, the Association of Member Nominated Trustees and the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association have argued.

On the go: For the first time ever, nearly one third of a trillion pounds will be paid by UK private sector defined benefit pension schemes over a three-year period, from 2019–2021 according to Mercer.

Experts have welcomed a recently published Financial Conduct Authority consultation, which seeks to address barriers the watchdog's rules may present to investment in patient capital, but concerns remain over the suitability of this type of investment for defined contribution schemes.

On the go: Trustees of some pension schemes may be in the dark over their status, potentially leading them to fall foul of master trust legislation that could close their scheme.

On the go: While the recent Scottish Budget means that many people north of the border will be paying substantially more income tax than someone on equal earnings in the rest of the UK, there is a pensions tax relief 'silver lining'.

On the go: Latest data on healthy life expectancy, published by the Office for National Statistics, have poured fuel on an already blazing debate about the recently increased age at which women can access their state pension.

On the go: The Pension Protection Fund has confirmed that the levy it expects to collect for the 2019/20 year is £500m, down from the £550m estimated for 2018/19.