Industry

Webb says NEST could go ahead untouched following independent review.

The panellists discuss the administrative issues surrounding potential scheme closures

More than one fifth of schemes are planning to increase the number of in-house investment staff over the coming 12-18 months in a bid to boost internal expertise and cut third-party consultancy costs.

Pensions and football eh? So alike. OK, so the idea of a column trying to tie the disappointment of England's performance (Scottish and Welsh readers please bear with me) to the state of UK pensions was blindingly obvious and maybe a bit lazy, but I have...

Alison Swersky looks at the growing involvement of pension funds in the arena of microfinance

The value of buy-in and buyout exercises in Q2 is expected to exceed the £1bn mark for the second consecutive quarter, Hymans Robertson says.

Ministers must often feel as if, no matter what they do, they end up pleasing no-one.

The coalition government will push ahead with NEST if the independent review panel decides the current structure is fit for purpose as well as tackle GMP equalisation and introduce a new Pensions Act, pension minister Steve Webb says.

JLT is to merge its two Manchester offices following the acquisition of HSBC Actuaries and Consultants last year.

Two unnamed firms have been referred to the FSA's enforcement division for further investigation following a review of the £330bn with-profits sector.