A government committee has trashed the use of corporate bond yields to calculate public sector pension liabilities due to the "continuing instability" of annual discount rates.

The Bank of England's move to increase quantitative easing by £50bn will prolong low gilt yields for a further 12 months, adding further strains on pension funding positions, experts say.

The Pensions Management Institute has teamed up with Imperial College London to collaborate on a proposed MSc degree in retirement provision.

Rising investment grade corporate bond credit spreads are offering pension funds more value than at any time since the 2009 financial crisis, a fund manager says.

Lack of clarity on how much ITV could be forced to pay out after the Box Clever financial support direction undermines the order and could leave it invalid, a lawyer warns.

Rising investment grade corporate bond credit spreads are offering pension funds more value than at any time since the 2009 financial crisis, a fund manager says.

Michael Bow delves into the complex background of the latest FSD

Schemes willing to get involved with the Treasury's infrastructure investment strategy are becoming increasingly frustrated with the lack of detail on the plans.

Britvic Pension Plan has agreed a £105m funding deal with its sponsor to funnel income from Britvic soft drink brands and real estate assets to the scheme.

Up to 2 million women could miss out on being auto-enrolled if the government moves to peg the auto-enrolment trigger to the income tax threshold, the TUC warns.