Investment

The funding level of defined benefit (DB) schemes in the Pensions Protection Fund's (PPF) 7800 index has improved on the back of rising gilt yields.

This week we want to know what you think will happen to aggregate defined benefit funding levels in 2016 and what the priorities of The Pensions Regulator should be.

North Yorkshire Pension Fund will invest directly in European private corporate debt for the first time following a review of its fixed income strategy.

PP asks if schemes should be worried about big surges in volatility

2015 was a phenomenally busy year for pension regulation and there are no signs of a quiet 2016. Punter Southall head of research Jane Beverley looks at the most important dates for trustees.

The majority of respondents to Professional Pensions research are worried stock or share bubble may be about to burst.

Lesley Titcomb outlines the challenges for the year ahead

Andrew Milligan looks at recent market turmoil and how it can affect how investors navigate 2016.

The FTSE 100 was down 3% this morning to 5,913, after turmoil in China overnight saw trading suspended after just 30 minutes.

M&G Investments and Ignis Asset Management saw the biggest outflows last year while Neil Woodford's fund house and BlackRock pulled in the most investments, according to Morningstar.