Investment

The London Pension Fund Authority's (LPFA) funding level climbed to 91% in the three years to 31 March 2013, its triennial valuation reveals.

Ford has offered to top up the pensions of former Visteon workers in a bid to end a long-running dispute which had been due to reach the High Court later this year.

The average funding level of university pension schemes rose 5% last year on the back of strong asset performance supported by deficit contributions, according to the latest data from Barnett Waddingham.

Just over a third of respondents think the number of member-nominated trustees (MNTs) on boards is shrinking as an increasing number of schemes close.

Investment consultants are "making trustees believe in fools' gold" by advocating expensive active strategies says a leading academic.

Lynne Strongin Dodds looks at the future for fixed income as spreads tighten

ShareAction’s Catherine Howarth says it’s never been more important to engage savers in responsible investment

The Investment Management Association (IMA) will complete work to improve charge disclosure and introduce an effective statement of principles by the end of the year, says the organisation's chief executive.

Natasha Browne looks at the latest investment figures from the ONS

Naomi Rainey examines the potential impact of the government’s defined contribution revolution on defined benefit schemes