Regulation
Pension transfer values recover after February dip - XPS
Rising inflation
FCA opened 67 investigations into DB transfer advice over last three years
Consumer complaints against firms for misadvised DB transfers also rising
'Take the pledge': Regulator urges united front on pension scams
Public commitment
Revamped wake-up packs 'fail to boost' pension freedom guidance take up
Changed in November last year
Alistair Wilson: Three issues FCA must solve in 180-day property redemptions plan
The question is: what is the right thing to do?
Treasury opens pensions tax relief admin consultation and admits past failings
Admits past failings
PPF compensation cap deemed age discriminatory
By High Court
FCA must re-think investment pathways 'long-term income' option - EValue
FCA board to make decision
Keith Richards: 'Current FSCS levy system outdated'
Following FCA letter
FCA says lack of proper PI cover places 'unfair' burden on FSCS and firms
Dear CEO letter sent today
Dominic Chappell ordered to pay £9.5m into BHS pension schemes
Bought BHS for £1
LC&F and Lloyds victims to protest outside FCA headquarters
And other investors
Contingent charging ban could 'severely' cut DB advice supply
Consultation closes on 30 October
FCA's refreshed wake-up packs 'still not enough' for savers
Sent to retirement savers at age 50
Treasury Committee urges expansion of FCA's powers
Expanding the 'regulatory perimeter'
FCA to implement compulsory investment pathways for non-advised drawdown
Defined contribution (DC) drawdown providers will have to offer non-advised consumers investment pathways from August 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.
'Unfortunately, you can't enforce ethics in regulation' - reactions to FCA measures
Pension transfer proposals
Firms with transfer permissions to submit data to FCA every six months
Consultation paper
FCA aims to bolster pension transfer protections with trio of measures
Retirement Outcomes Review final statement
TPR looking into seven scam investigations posing £55m loss to savers
52 schemes, 38 suspects
Treasury confirms discriminatory rules to be fixed after Supreme Court ruling
Across all public sector schemes
Government will not legislate to equalise widowers' survivor benefits
No further retrospective changes
Government denied leave to appeal £4bn-a-year discrimination ruling
Public service pensions
Adrian Boulding: Intergenerational financial differences move up agenda
Income uncertainties
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