Babcock International saw its pension deficit rise by £40m to £266m over the year to the end of March, driven principally by a fall in discount rate applied to liabilities.

Almost half of trustees expect funding levels in the latest round of triennial valuations to be worse than they were three years ago, according to research.

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The Pensions Regulator has been urged to report on the workplace defined contribution market in greater detail, after Office for National Statistics figures revealed the size of the market for the first time.

The Trinity Mirror pension scheme has seen its deficit fall by £54m in the first quarter after increasing the discount rate used to calculate its liabilities.

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Public sector employers are running out of time to make sure they comply with incoming auto-enrolment legislation, experts warn.

The pensions industry has used the Cabinet Office's ‘red tape challenge' to increase pressure on the government to abandon plans on Guaranteed Minimum Pension equalisation.