Investment

As the industry gets used to a new Conservative government this roundtable examines the likelihood of a renewed bid for Scottish independence as well as an EU referendum. The panel also examines what impact the developing situation in Greece could have...

Professional Pensions asks a panel of experts for their view on whether infrastructure can meet pension schemes' needs for long dated assets.

James d'Ath explains why increasing demands from investors for transparency means change is inevitable.

A nationwide strike at Tata Steel has been called off after the firm agreed to keep its scheme open in return for changes to benefits that will cut £1bn from its deficit.

London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) and Lancashire County Pension Fund are hiring a board to oversee their asset and liability management (ALM) partnership.

The planned £129m sale of Aga announced today will put the firm's defined benefit pension scheme on firmer financial footing, according to the trustees' adviser.

Seven out of eight of the National Employment Saving Trust's (NEST) investment funds have outperformed their benchmarks since its establishment in 2011.

The trustees of Asda's defined benefit (DB) scheme have appointed Aon Hewitt to provide actuarial advice, replacing Mercer.

Water should not be considered a niche asset class as it provides a good match for pension funds, Natasha Browne hears

There has been a persistent fall in defined benefit (DB) pension scheme deficits over the past quarter, according to official data.