The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued non-regulatory guidance on offering a default fund for auto-enrolment defined contribution schemes.

Michael Johnson has reignited calls for limiting pensions tax relief, saying the annual £29bn saved by the Treasury from tax relief could increase the state pension by 60%.

Standard Life's former managing director of corporate, Gerry O'Neill, has been suspended from his role at the firm.

Draft guidance on auto-enrolment certification does not clarify nuances around salary sacrifice and opt-out inducements, leaving some employees in a "netherworld", a lawyer said.

Prudential has won its High Court dispute with members of its pension scheme over changing the basis on which it granted discretionary increases to pensions in payment.

Providers have welcomed the FSA's Consultancy Charging Working Group's review, but emphasise the need for the resulting guidance to be non-prescriptive.

Fidelity does not currently see market demand for a full corporate wrap to incorporate wider workplace savings vehicles other than ISAs and SIPPs.

Members of Prudential's defined benefit scheme had their challenge over the legality of discretionary benefit increases to the High Court heard in the past few weeks.

Mercer has signed up three of the UK's biggest corporate benefit providers to launch a corporate wrap platform.

Danish pension fund ATP is set to launch an alternative to the National Employment Savings Trust, with the help of former Conservative pensions spokesman Nigel Waterson.