Industry

Hutton reforms will have both benefits and drawbacks for outsourcing contractors, LCP says.

First round voting for the Pensions Personality of the Year 2011 has now closed.

The Serious Fraud Office has been instructed to release potentially sensitive documents about the downfall of Equitable Life following a Freedom of Information request.

Professional Pensions assembled a panel of three industry experts to talk about inflation risk, how it would affect schemes and what funds can do to address this.

Standard Life's operating profit before tax increased by 7% to £425m last year, boosted by the uptick in markets and an increase in corporate pension scheme clients.

Curious as to how pension funds of the past faced economic crises, Daniel Bescoby, a member of the advisory committee of The Pensions Archive Trust, researches the National Association of Pension Funds minute books held in the archive to find some answers...

The Independent Public Service Pensions Commission's 27 recommendations are as follows.

The Professional Standards Body for Transfer Incentive Exercises has published the principles that will form the basis for its best practice charter for enhanced value transfers.

The European Court of Justice ban on gender-based insurance pricing will not have as great an effect on the pension transfer market as feared, says an industry body.

The Pensions Regulator and the Pension Protection Fund have rubber stamped a £3bn restructuring deal at Cattles, involving an innovative restructuring of the pension scheme.