Investment

In another of PP's bi-monthly interviews with scheme managers, Sebastian Cheek speaks to Telegraph Pension Scheme pensions manager James Churcher

Mark Baker of Pinsent Masons suggests the economic turmoil has given scheme-specific valuations an extra level of complication, forcing trustees and companies to become more flexible than ever in these trying times

Charles Cotton discusses the different approaches to pension benefits in the public and private sectors

As employers with DC schemes are discovering, bad news prompts questions about risk. Members of company pension schemes suddenly want to know more about their savings and how they can avoid loss. Some are asking whether they can simply cash in their pensions...

Regulators should not "pass the buck" to blame pension funds for poor corporate governance, scheme managers say.

Trust-based defined contribution schemes will become "significantly" more popular with employers in the run up to 2012, Hymans Robertson believes.

Friends Provident made a loss of £871m during 2008 as individual pensions and protection sales plummeted, and new investment business was almost wiped out.

The latest edition of the Pensions Review sees Terry Faulkner of Goldman Sachs and Hewitt's John Belgrove discuss how pension schemes are coping with turbulent markets, and which asset classes are offering the best value.

February saw £42bn wiped off the value of defined contribution scheme assets, Aon Consulting figures reveal.

Barclays is in talks with a US private equity firm over the sale of its iShares exchange traded fund business, Professional Pensions has learned.