DB schemes will not vanish from FTSE 250 companies in the next 12 months according to PP research.
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will pay ten years' worth of pension contributions into its defined benefit (DB) plan by March following IAS-driven changes to its accounting policies.
Defined benefit (DB) pension schemes should move away from index-linked gilts and increase exposure to risk assets in order to plug deficits, according to research by Fathom Consulting.
Behavioural economics could help trustees avoid making mistakes that could ultimately put members at risk. Michael Klimes investigates
A group of local authorities have joined forces under a major project to tell the government how the local government pension scheme (LGPS) should be pooled.
Pension fund boards and executive committees across Europe have shown the strongest female representation in the capital markets sector, according to a report by New Financial.
Defined benefit (DB) schemes cannot "survive bouts of market volatility" through liability hedging and a long-term investment horizon alone says Russell Investments.
PP looks at the LGPS pools emerging as the government's deadline looms.
The MyCSP chief executive tells Michael Klimes about the challenges of bringing its administration in-house which led to pensioners not being paid on time
This week in pensions speculation was rife over tax relief reforms, the chancellor announced a cap on exit fees, and DB was set to vanish from the FTSE 250 within a year.