Age at death will increasingly cluster in the early 90s according to a study by academics from Cass Business School in partnership with the International Longevity Centre (ILC UK).

Tougher data protection standards from Europe could make administration more expensive for pension administrators. Michael Klimes finds out why.

A labour government would act quickly to cap charges on retirement income products according to party leader Ed Miliband.

Lawrence Churchill has been appointed chairman of the independent governance committee (IGC) set up by Prudential to oversee its contract-based offering.

Pension administrators could face increased costs to comply with higher data standards imposed by Europe, say lawyers and providers.

Industry figures have overwhelmingly rejected Labour's proposals to cut pensions tax relief in PP research.

Companies spend too much time on defined benefit (DB) schemes compared to defined contribution (DC) schemes according to Calor Gas financial director Adam Thompson.

One of the biggest tests for the pensions industry is managing savers' expectations after April according to Pan Trustees managing director Roger Mattingly.

Abbiss Cadres has appointed Gary Cullen to the newly created role of pensions partner as the firm expands into pensions and immigration.

Kate Hollis has been appointed to Tower Watson's credit research team.