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Pension schemes should take note of how the companies in which they invest respond to the ongoing threat of coronavirus and be prepared to speak up if the actions taken do not align with their long-term investment prospects, the Pensions and Lifetime...

The Money and Pensions Service (Maps) has published its first full report on progress on the pensions dashboard so far and has flagged “significant” delivery challenges in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

As schemes grapple with the new regulations - in some cases without external advice - Professional Pensions asked Trustees for their views on the remedies, comparing the behaviour of small schemes with their larger peers.

Now might be the opportunity to really tackle the five financial wellbeing issues identified by the Money and Pensions Service earlier this year, says Jon Dean.

The shadow economic secretary Jonathan Reynolds has been named as shadow secretary for work and pensions under new Labour leader, Keir Starmer.

High levels of scheme governance are more pressing than ever during the Covid-19 pandemic. Jonathan Hazlett looks at how trustees can maintain this while working remotely.

This week’s top stories include The People’s Pension provider B&CE furloughing 140 staff in response to pressures from the coronavirus, while the UK’s finance regulators called on pension savers to stay calm and avoid making rash decisions regarding savings....

The Treasury will aim to plug the growing financial holes caused by Covid-19 by selling off £45bn of bonds during April.

PP’s expert panel discusses the implementation and integration of ESG into investment