More than 40% of FTSE 100 companies and over 60% of FTSE 250 firms no longer issue quarterly reports to shareholders, according to research by the Investment Association (IA).

Pension schemes should rethink their approach to defined benefit transfers in response to high demand since Freedom and Choice, writes Kim Kaveh

The collective deficit of defined benefit (DB) schemes increased by £40bn to £460bn over August after falls in long-term rates, according to PwC's Skyval index.

Investor confidence in Europe dropped by 4.9 points in August despite higher than expected growth and unrealised political risk, according to research by State Street Global Exchange.

Members should have a limited legal right to partially transfer their defined benefit (DB) scheme, according to a joint report from Royal London and LCP.

The total cost of pension liabilities at the UK's 100 largest public companies increased from £586bn to £681bn last year, according to research.

The Investment Association is to run a register for the government, naming and shaming those firms which have been subject to shareholder revolts over executive pay.

Some 40% of millennials plan to increase their monthly pension contributions next year, according to Royal London's recent analysis.

It has been a busy year for pensions policy and regulation, and there is still a lot in the pipeline for 2017. PP has compiled a list of what to watch out for before Christmas.

Peter Laurence has been appointed to a newly-created role at Trafalgar House to expand the business.