The Pension Protection Fund has successfully guided the first scheme through the assessment period using its ‘assess and pay' programme.
The government would be "ill advised" to alter the discount rate to calculate the amount public sector employees pay into unfunded pension schemes, the Trades Union Congress says.
More than half of UK workers would sacrifice pay for a higher pension contribution by their employer, research by Aon Hewitt reveals.
Pinsent Masons has launched a specialist team to provide expert advice on complex cases involving The Pensions Regulator and the Pension Protection Fund.
Plans by the European Union to introduce Solvency II rules to the pensions industry run the risk of undermining pension provision rather than strengthening it, industry bodies have warned.
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The National Union of Journalists has offered to suspend further strikes at the BBC after the broadcaster offered new talks in the dispute over pensions.
Schemes are continuing to reduce investment risk by shifting towards gilts and fixed interest and away from equities, data from the Purple Book reveals.
The restructure of Aegon's UK business cost the life and pensions firm €12m (£10.2m), third quarter results show.
SPC president Kevin LeGrand calls on the industry to be positive