Jonathan Stapleton
Editor in Chief at Professional Pensions
Editor-in-Chief of Professional Pensions (@profpensions) and Workplace Savings & Benefits (@WSandBenefits) tweeting about pensions and employee benefits
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professionalpensions.com | Jonathan Stapleton
Image: Michael Jones: This is at odds with the final report of the Pensions Investment Review and would shift the voluntary commitments of the Mansion House Accord to a regulator-led condition for approval The government has been urged to provide urgent clarification over fears that a Pension Schemes Bill on asset allocation tests could introduce “mandation by the back door”.
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professionalpensions.com | Jonathan Stapleton
Yesterday (5 June) saw the publication of the Pension Schemes Bill 2025 in addition to a roadmap for workplace pensions and an announcement on both the Virgin Media ruling and the second phase of the Pensions Review. PP takes a look at what has happened.
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professionaladviser.com | Jonathan Stapleton
The roadmap accompanies the Pension Schemes Bill, aims to give pension schemes and providers with a sense of the direction over the coming five years allowing the ecosystem as a whole to understand the government's sequencing and plan for the future. Read Workplace pensions: a roadmap in full here Minister for pensions Torsten Bell said: "A shared understanding of the destination is crucial to industry, individuals and government taking the right decisions to all pull in the same direction.
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professionalpensions.com | Jonathan Stapleton
Bell said this was only part of the government's measures on pensions reform – noting the government would shortly be coming forward with the next phase of the pensions review as well, focusing on pension outcomes.
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professionalpensions.com | Jonathan Stapleton
Image: The Court of Appeal’s ruling in Virgin Media Limited v NTL Pension Trustees was handed down in July last year The Government will introduce legislation to deal with issues arising from the Virgin Media v NTL Pension Trustees judgment, the Department for Work and Pensions says.
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