The pensions minister has said investing in growth boosting and social projects could be part of a solution for deficit-ridden schemes struggling with falling gilt yields.

Defined benefit (DB) scheme liabilities are likely to rise after 10-year gilt yields fell below 1% today for the first time ever following last week's Brexit vote.

As the country comes to terms with last week's shocking Brexit vote, pension schemes face uncertain times ahead for their investments. They should respond cautiously and avoid kneejerk reactions, finds Stephanie Baxter

As the UK goes to the polls to decide the country's future EU membership, PP looks at what pension funds should expect under either scenario.

The total shortfall of defined benefit (DB) schemes increased to £850bn last week as market volatility worsened in response to escalating Brexit fears, according to research.

Scammers are using Brexit concerns to try to con people into transferring their pension savings to suspicious overseas schemes, according to Phoenix Group.

Pension funds have traditionally had exposure to infrastructure through equity, but debt is increasingly being touted as an attractive route. Stephanie Baxter looks at whether it is suitable for schemes.

Reducing British Steel members' pension increases will protect the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) by delaying entry by at least ten years, according to the scheme's trustee.

Defined benefit schemes in the FTSE 100 increased their total bond allocation to a record £330bn by the end of 2015.

Investors flock to cash and bonds