Industry

The value of variable annuity sales rose to £445m in the first half of the year, Towers Watson data shows.

The advent of the coalition government has certainly ushered in frantic times for the pensions industry.

In this article, PMI's head of vocational qualifications Sarah Howlett talks about the PMI examinations that are now being offered in India

The complex web of fraudulent transactions involved in the GP Noble case has been laid out in court documents.

Association of Consulting Actuaries chairman Stuart Southall has hit the auto-enrolment nail on the head in this week's exclusive interview.

An increased volume of Pensions Ombudsman cases received last year spells "potential trouble" for the time taken to deal with cases in the future, Eversheds warns.

The industry is underestimating the risk of NEST simply becoming a replacement for state benefits, the Association of Consulting Actuaries chairman says.

Trustees and employers need to decide whether to communicate higher rate tax relief rules to members or change their schemes to avoid incurring a tax charge, Standard Life says.

Association of Consulting Actuaries chairman Stuart Southall has just scaled one of the highest mountains on the planet, but is he ready for the uphill struggle of being ACA chairman? Sebastian Cheek finds out

Employees at AstraZeneca will strike over cuts to pension benefits, unless the company comes back with "meaningful" terms, GMB says.