Investment

Defined contribution (DC) schemes at some of the UK's biggest firms are beginning to diversify default funds according to research from Schroders.

Risk appetite among European investors has fallen significantly since September amid deflationary fears in the region, according to the State Street Global Exchange.

The regulator needs to intervene in the FM market, argues Jack Jones

Trustees must ensure default investment strategies are flexible

Fiduciary management booms, but lack of competition is a worry

The Aon Minet Pension Scheme has secured a third pensioner buy-in in five years, entering into a £210m deal with Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC).

Investment shifts by larger schemes are leading others to question their portfolios

The Bank of England (BoE) has launched its biggest ever review into the fixed income, currency and commodities (FICC) markets following a string of recent scandals.

The Pensions Trust (TPT) has launched a service to help employers deal with legacy arrangements arising from defined benefit schemes (DB).

Towers Watson EMEA head of investment Ed Francis talks to PP about active management