The National Audit Office (NAO) is conducting a study of how the Pensions Regulator (TPR) protects defined contribution (DC) pension scheme members.

Standard Life (SL) will review the wording of letters sent directly to investors after advisers complained they were incentivizing clients to drop IFAs.

Axa will quit the Irish Insurance Federation (IIF) after claiming it can no longer afford the membership cost due to the economic climate.

Trade union Unite has rejected the government's latest proposal for reform of the NHS pension scheme (NHSPS).

The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) said the number of complaints it receives about high risk investments being sold inappropriately remains "significant".

Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has suggested the Budget 2012 will contain new rules to tackle tax dodging by the rich.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has barred Direct Line from showing a TV advert again after it was found to have misled consumers.

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The Financial Services Authority's (FSA) report into the failure of HBOS is being delayed by a legal challenge from Peter Cummings, a former senior executive at the bank.

Provider Aegon has paid almost £20,000 compensation to a customer after a delay in administering his pension led to him missing an investment opportunity.