Investment

Contingent funding is set to be used by three-quarters of schemes as they seek to cover liabilities without draining employer cash, says Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP).

Alastair Greenlees says 2020 proved an inflection point for investors considering whether equities continued to suit their requirements.

With the 9 June deadline approaching for retendering fiduciary management services, Donny Hay says it is important that trustees spend the maximum time to achieve the best outcomes.

The government’s “double U-turn” on the retrospective use of the regulator’s new criminal powers in the Pension Schemes Act is creating damaging confusion, Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) says.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is seeking views on two sets of regulations concerning The Pension Regulator’s (TPR) powers, as well as on measures to allow defined contribution (DC) schemes to invest more easily in a broader range of asset...

Natwest will make a £500m one-off contribution into its main pension scheme after purchasing ordinary shares back from the Treasury.

The relevance and value of ESG integration in investments is growing and is expected to become more important in coming years, according to a paper by Aon.

Pension providers need to tackle rampant ‘pension apathy’ by allowing savers to have a greater say in how their investment is used to tackle issues of concern such as climate change, Aviva says.

Hackney Council Pension Fund has set out a timeline to review further decarbonisation of its investments, as it moves towards its commitment to become carbon neutral by 2040.