The UK Leadership of Pensions Summit will be held at the Waldorf Astoria London on September 22.

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has recommended the panel reviewing the 2012 reform programme change very little in the existing proposals.

A QROPS provider based in Guernsey has boasted the tax haven is becoming the jurisdiction of choice for UK employees moving their pension schemes abroad.

Executives’ preference for cash over defined contribution (DC) arrangements is most marked among the UK’s largest companies.

A thinktank has called for provision of the National Employment Savings Trust (Nest) to be put out to the open market.

Hewitt Associates is expecting to more than double the clients on its delegated consultancy platform in the next few months.

It is a real transfer of assets from the company’s balance sheet into the pension fund.

Employers and insurers have revealed annual management charges as low as 0.1% in response to tabloid reports of “greedy” pension providers overcharging the public.

Staff at small businesses have rejected compulsory scheme provision and auto-enrolment, according to government figures.

GoCompare is planning a move into annuity evaluation, the first major price comparison site to do so.

It is proving a popular alternative for tax purposes; we will be seeing a lot more of it.

The age at which the public expects to retire has increased by one year, according to research by Scottish Widows.

A FTSE 100 company has hired a brand and copyright valuing specialist to help it price contingent assets to fill a pension funding gap.

The second Scheme Communications Awards was held at Pearson's illustrious HQ on the Strand, London on May 26. Scheme representatives travelled from across the country to attend the awards, hosted by self-styled pensions guru Steve Bee.

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The Personal Accounts Delivery Authority (PADA) has given a new name to the personal accounts project.

Volkswagen UK has set a precedent for defined contribution (DC) schemes by placing half of its £70m default fund with an absolute return manager.

A self-invested personal pension (Sipp) firm is facing immediate deregistration and wind-up over concerns that it has failed to treat its customers fairly.

The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) has effectively cut the deficit of its defined benefit pension scheme by £30m by closing to future accrual.

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The credit crunch has led to a boom in the set up of small self administered schemes (SSASs) at small to medium sized employers.

Despite a number of recent studies indicating that UK workers are disenchanted with occupational pension arrangements, Kellogg’s, the household name cereal manufacturer, can demonstrate it has successfully bucked that trend.

The National Federation of Royal Mail & BT Pensioners (UNITE) has claimed the government should not need to part-privatise the Royal Mail.