Here they are - the winners of the UK Pensions Awards 2015.

Pensions minister Steve Webb and shadow pensions minister Gregg McClymont have both lost their parliamentary seats as a result of yesterday's General Election.

Technology is constantly advancing and could be the source of significant developments in the delivery of workplace benefits. WSB's webinar panel talked about what the future may hold for benefits professionals

Capital Cranfield client director Allan Course writes to the incoming prime minister - offering sensible and helpful advice on pensions in the next parliament.

Robo-advisers could potentially be used to provide advice to employees, panelists at a WSB webinar said.

Eighteen years' ago today, Jon Exley, Shyam Mehta and Andrew Smith published what has been described as the most important and influential paper ever written on defined benefit (DB) pensions - The financial theory of defined benefit pension schemes. Take...

Professional Pensions editor-in-chief Jonathan Stapleton talks to Alex Gitnik of Standard Life Investments about the role fixed income plays in a pension scheme portfolio

The Financial Reporting Council has launched a consultation on amendments to accounting standard FRS102 in a bid to simplify rules surrounding share and share option awards for smaller firms.

The Liberal Democrats will look at introducing a flat-rate pensions tax relief, expand shared parental leave, consider increasing NI thresholds and commit to 20 hours of free childcare a week for all working parents.

PP examines 24 candidates for the pensions brief