A former trustee of the Aberdeen Financial Fairness Trust was completely “blindsided” when she was removed from the board with immediate effect, alongside nine other trustees.

Emma Douglas, chair of the trade body’s board, said: “The world of pensions is changing fast, and we need to stay ahead as ...

Pension policymakers need to “finish the job” and create a pension system that allows people to enjoy a financially secure retirement, according to pensions minister, Torsten Bell.

The Financial Conduct Authority has hit advice firms with a mandatory information request, asking for details on female representation, client numbers and age profiles of staff members.

The number of US citizens looking for advice in the UK is growing, but not every adviser is qualified to take them on.

The publication by the Financial Conduct Authority of the final rules for Pisces — the Private Intermittent Securities and ...

Pensions have mostly made headlines recently for where funds might be invested. But this summer the government is expected to ...

The triple lock, which sees the state pension rise by the highest of inflation, earnings or 2.5 per cent each year, has been ...

The redress on a book of defined benefit transfer advice remains below 5 per cent of the total transfer value, according to ...

Pension Lab has made two senior appointments as part of its “exponential growth”, said the company. The firm, which automates ...

ValidPath has launched a client buyout programme to help advisers exit and retire. Through the programme, ValidPath will manage the transaction process, from feasibility and matchmaking to valuation, ...

Infrastructure assets have held up well in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs announcement, but there ...