Pensions Authority

Assets are growing faster than liabilities and scheme membership is also showing healthy improvement, according to Central Bank data

On the Money: Auto-enrolment will help ensure people have a comfier retirement but it’s best not to wait

Ibec backs auto-enrolment but warns firms will struggle to fund scheme as other business costs rise

Verschoyle House is generating nearly €900,000 in annual rental income from the Pensions Authority and Ornua

The Government's proposed Bill for a national auto-enrolment pension scheme incredibly completely ignores what happens after retirement

Potential for conflict as majority of pension scheme advisers are also master trust providers and promote their master trusts

Insurers offering such pensions had stopped taking new business last year because of strict EU regulations, but have now found ways to return to the market

In need of additional income and wanting to socialise, older people are looking for jobs again — and employers are happy to offer them flexibility

Pensions regulator relents on hard deadline for compliance with new governance regime as long as they commit to 12-month sign-up to new master trusts

Fear of ‘grey power’ will see younger generation burdened with cost of Government’s refusal to face up to funding the State pension

New master trust schemes will save money and improve outcomes for workers, according to industry expert

Increased governance and risk-management costs will hit existing workplace pension schemes

Some may miss compliance deadline due to the volume of work required, expert says

Regulator’s shocking threat to prosecute trustees is excessive when no alternative pensions option is available

Insurers selling single member pension schemes have suspended new business under threat of prosecution

Industry says it is at a loss to understand how new pension structures do not comply with rules

New EU rules mean existing arrangements are no longer compliant and regualtor is threatening prosecutions

New regulations will mean significant change for Irish pension funds

Global shares have risen by 22% so far this year

A new obligation on pension scheme trustees to ensure effective governance

There is set to be a fundamental shift in the way pension schemes are structured

Starting a pension early is key to living standards remaining the same upon retirement

‘Jobs for life’ are not so common now, so you can take your pension with you – to a point

Watchdog lodges papers with High Court against Wealth Options Trustees Limited

Plan for managerial/administrative grades estimated to have €550m deficit

Company formerly known as Dolphin Trust has taken €1.5bn from investors since 2008

Scheme for managers and administrative staff has deficit of estimated €550m

Provision for managers and white-collar grades ‘non-compliant’ with legislation

New rules improve governance and communications for occupational scheme members

Q&A: What are people’s pension options when they move jobs?

Firms with clients affected by collapse of GPG have come together to deal with liquidator

Over 20,000 investors in total committed savings into Charles Smethurst’s GPG

Former Revenue chairwoman Josephine Feehily will head review on state pension age and related issues

Transposition into Irish law of IORP II directive will transform pensions area

Employers ditched luxurious schemes as their cost rose with staff’s life expectancy

Department of Public Expenditure briefing contains warnings on several fronts

Workers support proposals to restore one plan but shun propositions for another

Socialist party is pushing for legislation to be repealed to prevent pension age rising to 68

IORP II is designed to improve the management and governance of pension schemes

With the State pension age rising and the proposed auto-enrolment scheme delayed, the pensions industry faces a real challenge in persuading people to start saving for retirement