Industry

More than 200 ex-Visteon workers have descended on Parliament to demand the restoration of their pension rights on the third anniversary of the collapse of their former employer.

Inflation-linked bonds rallied yesterday after the government announced it would cancel £9bn of linkers owned by the Royal Mail Pension Plan following the scheme's nationalisation.

PP gives an overview of all the news that came out of this year's Budget

Top comedian to present accolades at ceremony on 9 May

Chris Collins explains the reasoning behind the first substantial changes to the pension protection levy since its introduction and how the new rules will benefit schemes.

Right now, John Kay's interim report of his review into the equity markets is one of the best reads around.

Conventional wisdom is a dangerous thing. Prior to the financial crisis of 2008, conventional wisdom saw banks pile into risky mortgage-backed securities.

Every little helps. Or so goes the advertising slogan of Britain's largest supermarket, Tesco.

Two multi-billion pound public sector pension schemes are among investors to have submitted proposals to the Treasury to take on riskier 'greenfield' infrastructure investments.

Treasury plans for perpetual gilts and ultra-long gilts with more than 50 years' maturity will fail to attract pension scheme demand, industry figures say.