Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC) completed £6.8bn of new business premiums in 2025, according to its full-year results.

The government’s plans to radically change how inherited pensions are taxed is poised to receive Royal Assent and become law, despite opposition from industry groups and some public dissent.

There is “a lot of work needed” in order to deliver on the various changes across the pensions sector, Emma Douglas says.

The latest of the Association of Member-Nominated Trustees’ (AMNT’s) regular columns says that, 35 years on from Maxwell, the need for ‘involved stakeholders’ is greater than ever.

In this week’s Pensions Buzz, we want to know if you agree with pensions minister Torsten Bell that trust in pensions is “too low”?

The transaction secures the benefits of 56 pensioners and 18 deferred members who benefitted from surplus assets. Following the deal, the scheme has now completed wind-up. Capital Cranfield w... To ...

Smaller defined benefit (DB) schemes are having additional opportunities and increased flexibility to consider a bulk purchase annuity (BPA) transaction due to an evolving risk transfer market, Hymans ...

Trustees can sometimes be concerned whether their indemnity – their right to use fund assets to cover expenses incurred through the appointment – can always be relied on even when they are faced with ...

There is widespread concern among savers over the proposed government power to require pension providers to invest in assets ...

The government must be wary of interfering in the investment decisions of defined contribution (DC) schemes as part of its attempt to boost investment in productive assets, a report by LCP and ...

Master trusts “dominate” the defined contribution (DC) pension market, data from The Pensions Regulator (TPR) shows.

Decisions about asset allocation and where to invest pension funds must be based on what is best for members, Penfold says.