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Insurance companies in the FTSE100 have some of the best defined benefit (DB) scheme funding levels as a result of Solvency II, research from JLT Employee Benefits (JLTEB) shows.

UK economic recovery can only be good news for DB schemes. Charlotte Moore reports

ShareAction is urging investors to tackle FTSE100 companies who do not pay a living wage to their employees.

Despite a record number of claims, the PPF is in surplus and should look to cut its levies

Taha Lokhandwala looks at how schemes should use capital expenditure when picking stocks

Many contributors said the conversion factor of 20 used when testing defined benefit (DB) schemes against the lifetime allowance (LTA) undervalued the benefits promised.

Naomi Rainey looks abroad for lessons on how a super fund structure could work

Hermes Real Estate Investment Management has bought £100m of office space as part of a fifty-fifty joint venture with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB).

Premier Foods has closed its defined benefit scheme to existing members, the company has announced.

The multi-employer Lloyds Superannuation Fund has insured £40m of its liabilities with Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC).