The turmoil in the eurozone is creating a "bubble" in the buy-in market, consultants warn.
Schemes heavily invested in equities faced a torrid May as Eurozone uncertainty created havoc in the stock markets, KPMG says.
Investors have allocated more than €50bn (£40.6bn) of new assets to long-term funds in the first quarter of 2012, says Morningstar.
Whenever something unexpected occurs, we look for a cause.
Jai Jacob of Lazard explains how a multi-strategy approach can allow investors to benefit from the better growth prospects of the emerging markets, while minimising volatility risk
Andrew Short investigates how trustees can enjoy the benefits of exposure to corporate bonds, without the danger of financials.
Topics discussed by panellists this month include European real estate, the retail sector, alternatives, and property appetite among DC funds.
The UK has sold £700m of long-dated index-linked gilts for a negative real yield of 0.116%, the lowest level ever recorded.
Fund managers are optimistic the Eurozone will remain intact this year and lead to full fiscal union between countries within the decade, a survey shows.