Industry

Pension managers are split over whether trustees should be paid.

Even more industry figures have backed the call for the new coalition government to form a steering group to set out the terms for a permanent pensions commission.

Plans to merge the Faculty of Actuaries and the Institute of Actuaries have been backed by members.

George Osborne's announcement that the department for communities and local government will bear £780m in cuts will increase the scrutiny on the affordability of local government pensions, Mike Woodall warns.

Trustee champion Brian Holden has called for a drastic upgrade of scheme governance.

David Laws was not the only new minister to read a letter from his Labour predecessor as he took office.

In the latest Pensions In-Depth interview, Jonathan Stapleton speaks to the Rexam group head of pensions and former National Association of Pension Funds chairman Terry Faulkner about the relevance of pensions and whether the problems facing occupational...

Yesterday PP revealed The Pensions Advisory Service is utilising default retirement age legislation to get rid of long serving technical director Des Hamilton.

Scheme closure exercises can raise a host of legal issues involving the employer, the workforce and the trustees, as well as the scheme itself. In this interview with PMI.tv, WYN DERBYSHIRE, head of pensions at City law firm SJ Berwin, discusses the issues...

Some 72% of charity workers think responsible investment is one of the most important elements of pensions, The Pensions Trust says.