Industry

The Pension Protection Fund has recorded a £400m surplus, compared with a £1.2bn deficit the year before, figures published today reveal

Journalists across the BBC are undertaking two 48-hour strikes after the majority of National Union of Journalists members rejected the broadcasting giant's latest offer on pensions, the union says.

Employers levelling down scheme provision following the introduction of auto-enrolment will only confirm negative perceptions of pensions, Iain Duncan Smith warns.

Scheme funding arrangements driven by special purpose vehicles are gradually becoming more accessible to smaller firms, consultants say.

Now we've had time to digest the findings of the Independent Public Service Pensions Commission's interim report, Laura Blows finds out what the industry makes of its suggestions to date

The Arc de Triomphe - which honours those who fought and died for France in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars - includes a list of French victories engraved under the great arches of the monument.

In the second of two videos Pinsent Masons partner Jacqui Timmins talks about the impact of auto-enrolment

Pinsent Masons partner Jacqui Timmins talks about auto-enrolment and the 2012 reforms

Proposals to simplify auto-enrolment for employers have been backed by the industry.

The annual contribution cap and pension transfer ban should be retained in NEST's initial period but it is essential they are both reviewed in 2017, David Yeandle says.