David Cameron would face a £200,000 tax bill this year if his pension was subject to the same rules as the private sector, Hymans Robertson says.

Industry figures are rushing to lobby the government on crucial pensions issues ahead of tomorrow's emergency Budget.

The government risks "compounding one unfairness with another" if it singles out public sector pensions alone for substantial reform, the Association of Consulting Actuaries warns.

The Chancellor must abandon planned cuts to pension tax relief for high earners in the emergency Budget, the National Association of Pension Funds says.

UK - Chancellor George Osborne must abandon planned cuts to pension tax relief for high earners in the emergency Budget, the National Association of Pension Funds says.

SEBASTIAN CHEEK looks at the merits of using non market-capitalisation based indices for passive equity allocations and assesses if this is the best way to deal with concentration risk

Relying on market-implied figures for scheme inflation assumptions is a very poor way of estimating long-term risk factors, Hewitt Associates warns.

Employers should undertake enhanced transfer value exercises now before they come under greater scrutiny from The Pensions Regulator, an actuary warns.

The Pensions Trust is looking to "better hone" its in-house investment expertise, its trustee board chairman says.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries has requested a meeting with pensions minister Steve Webb to discuss the upcoming Pensions and Savings Bill.