All Regulation articles
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NewsTrustees must monitor AI risks building in investment portfolios, says TPR
The Pensions Regulator has published new guidance to assist trustees with identifying and managing “potential hidden AI-related investment exposure”.
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NewsFiduciary duty: Trustees urged to make best decisions, not ‘least challengeable’
Proposed guidance will not replace or alter the underlying principles of trustees’ fiduciary duty but will instead give trustees more clarity on what they can take into account when making investment decisions.
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People NewsWest Midlands’ Brothwood to lead Pensions UK policy board
Trade body Pensions UK has appointed four new members of its board, including a new chair for its separate policy board to succeed John Chilman.
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PodcastsAlways A Pensions Angle: Fixing it before it breaks
In this episode, Tom and Nick dive into the Pensions Regulator’s “no surprises” enforcement approach, as well as DC consolidation, housing costs, and the latest on LGPS pooling.
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NewsInside the Pensions Regulator’s new approach to enforcement
TPR has developed a “more focused, agile and outcomes-driven model” better suited to the current and future industry landscape, and pledged to take “decisive action” when it identifies areas of non-compliance.
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OpinionCovenant comes of age: A journey from crisis to confidence
The importance of the employer covenant has helped shape UK pensions regulation, writes Arabella Slinger of the Society of Pension Professionals. The Pension Schemes Bill shows there is no sign of its importance reducing.
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NewsPension funds urge positive collaboration with policymakers on market reform
Pension investors responsible for a collective £150bn in assets are seeking to engage positively with policymakers to ensure shareholder rights are protected in capital markets reforms.
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NewsEmployers risk fines amid struggle to comply with auto-enrolment
Businesses risk non-compliance and fines after research found that just over half of employers are confident their pension scheme complies with automatic enrolment regulations.
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NewsTPR could reduce master trust capital reserves amid drive to cut regulatory burden
Most master trusts are profitable and less likely to fail than they were when the regulatory regime was established in 2019, according to the regulator’s chief executive.
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NewsGovernment to consult on changes to LGPS contribution rules
The Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government is expected to review rules around changes to contribution rates in the wake of a controversial decision by one LGPS fund.
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NewsFCA highlights weaknesses in private assets valuation processes
A review of asset management practices has found conflicts of interest and other issues around how managers value private market assets.
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NewsAI and ‘responsible innovation’ at centre of TPR’s data revolution
The Pensions Regulator is to establish an artificial intelligence advisory council as part of a wide-ranging overhaul of how it uses data and technology.
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In DepthIn Depth: Regulator’s new DC approach is a sign of things to come
Pensions Expert looks in detail at how the Pensions Regulator’s prudential approach to regulation is affecting all aspects of the industry.
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NewsTPR overhauls DC supervision to support ‘megafunds’ growth
TPR is to split its oversight of defined contribution pension funds into four categories as part of a major overhaul designed to reflect the changing nature of the sector.
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NewsL&G Mastertrust hits £30bn as DC provision swells
The master trust is the first commercial vehicle to have reached this size, as the government pushes for DC scheme consolidation.
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NewsTPR moving towards prudential regulatory approach
The regulator intends to move to a more prudential style of regulation as pension schemes grow larger and the government encourages consolidation.
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OpinionTime to consolidate the regulators?
Does having two regulators for the pensions sector demonstrate value for money, asks Tom McPhail.
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NewsWill political disruption pause the pensions agenda?
News of a new pensions minister meets mixed reception, as the industry questions whether Paul Maynard will be able to make an impact ahead of a general election
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NewsMore thought needed on CDC design
Low earners in CDC pension schemes could subsidise the retirement incomes of wealthier members by up to 30%, consultancy argues
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