Lydia Seymour discusses the important and topical question of whether there is an obligation to offer Sharia-compliant pension schemes....

Paul Newman KC has written an article about certain less well-known issues regarding registration/approval in pension schemes. In this...

In a stirring article to mark her transition after 27 years from the self-employed to the employed Bar, our Commissioning Editor, Emily...

Patrick Halliday of 11KBW Chambers looks at judicial review in the context of pension disputes, some recent examples in the caselaw,...

James McCreath of Wilberforce Chambers considers whether authorities administering public sector schemes are trustees, fiduciaries or...

Paul Newman KC considers leveraged LDIs and repo contracts, the statutory prohibition on borrowing and the possibility of mis-selling...

Elizabeth Ovey of Radcliffe Chambers considers certain pension issues facing charities against the backdrop of the recent Hymans...

In the second part of this two-part article, Thomas Seymour and Hugh Gittins consider some thorny issues and points for practitioners....

James Walmsley considers Anthony Arter's preference for a one-stage IDRP as discussed in Talking Pensions Ep1. Click below to download...

In the first part of this two-part article, Thomas Seymour and Hugh Gittins consider section 92 of the Pensions Act 1995 in the light of...

Gus Baker draws on the lessons of Vardy v Rooney and considers how the court might deal with missing evidence in a pensions case. Click...

Paul Newman KC discusses a little-known exception in the MNT legislation, whereby an employer can replace the MNTs with an independent...

Emily Campbell considers the restrictions on who can prepare deeds and how this relates to pensions industry practice. Click here to...

Paul Newman KC considers a number of developments concerning issues raised in his book A Practitioner’s Guide to Correcting Mistakes in...