In this latest blog on the Government’s Mansion House reforms, we consider regulatory restrictions on pension scheme investment and what they mean for the Government’s agenda. So, what are the implications for the recently announced Manion House Accord and the new Pension Schemes Bill?

Alongside trustees’ fiduciary duties (more on which you can read in

In our first blog on the Government’s Mansion House reforms we considered the humble fiduciary duty, and its potential to deter trustees from investing in UK growth assets.

In this second blog we turn our attention to proposed changes to the Mansion House Compact. This is a different strand of Government policy – the Compact

On September 8, 2021, the Department of Work and Pensions began its consultation on the proposed drafting of regulations in relation to the Pensions Regulator’s ‘notifiable events’ regime.

The proposed changes included the introduction of two new employer-related notifiable events, an amendment to an existing employer-related notifiable event and the deletion of an existing employer-related

The Pensions Regulator has, for many years, campaigned to reduce the number of pension transfer scams. Its efforts appear to be having an effect. Cold calling, a typical sign of a scam, is decreasing and the number of UK savers receiving unsolicited approaches about their pensions fell from around 20% in 2017 to 7% in