Pensions Minister, Torsten Bell, has doubled down on his defence of the government’s proposed reserve power in the Pension Schemes Bill, insisting that the industry should “chillax”.

Speaking at the Pensions UK annual conference, Bell argued that the industry was "controversialise something" it didn't need to, suggesting that resources and attention could be better focused elsewhere

‘Deep behavioural insight’ into UK pension savers is crucial to driving better engagement at scale, according to Legal & General (L&G) head of behavioural finance, Jenny Hazan

The Pension Schemes Bill signals the government’s backing for superfunds, but further detail is needed on how capital requirements will be calibrated, Clara Pensions CEO, Simon True, has said

Industry experts remain divided over the government’s reserve power in the Pensions Schemes Bill, as highlighted in today’s ‘big debate’ session at the Pensions UK Annual Conference

The emotional visibility of investments can drive stronger member engagement, according to Schroders CIO of the Climate Plus Fund, Vikram Bhandari

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a fine of £14m to Capita for failing to ensure the security of personal data related to a breach in 2023 that saw hackers steal millions of people’s information.

While the ICO initially informed Capita of its provisional intention to fine it a combined total of £45m, the ICO and Capita have agreed to a voluntary settlement, with Capita admitting liability, and agreeing to pay a final penalty of £14m without appealing