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Analysis
29 June 2022
Legislation requires some pensions in payment (usually contracted-out benefits and benefits accrued after 6 April 1997) to be increased in payment, and some scheme rules also provide for...
News
29 June 2022
Welcome to Hogan Lovells UK pension team’s July 2022 newsletter.
Analysis
29 June 2022
An unusual case in the Employment Tribunal has raised the potential for claims for age discrimination in respect of service before 1 December 2006 (when age discrimination legislation was...
Analysis
28 June 2022
At the end of April 2022, HM Treasury published its much-anticipated consultation paper on reforming aspects of the UK’s Solvency II regime, which governs the capital resources...
Analysis
28 June 2022
The latest publication in the ongoing campaign against pension fraud is a joint guide to reporting pension scams, issued jointly by the Pensions Regulator (tPR), the Financial Conduct...
News
27 April 2022
Welcome to Hogan Lovells UK pension team’s April 2022 newsletter, covering highlights from the previous month.
Insights
Registered Content
26 April 2022
The latest chapter in the government’s campaign to encourage investment by pension schemes in illiquid assets, including infrastructure, has been the DWP’s recent publication of ...
Insights
26 April 2022
The High Court has allowed an application for an order to enable access to a bankrupt’s pension to satisfy debts arising from fraud. Prior to the bankruptcy, judgment was...
Insights
26 April 2022
More than three years after the High Court confirmed that the effect of guaranteed minimum pensions (GMPs) must be equalised between men and women, a number of unresolved issues still...
