Investment

The AEA Technology pension scheme is expected to enter Pension Protection Fund assessment after its sponsoring employer was sold in a pre-pack administration.

Trinity Mirror will stick to its reduced deficit funding schedule despite seeing its shortfall increase by a third over the last six months.

Trustees must re-evaluate their liability driven investment mandates as the strategy evolves in a low-yield environment, Redington argues.

Research from The Pensions Regulator and Pension Protection Fund has revealed just how badly scheme funding levels have been hit by movements in financial markets.

The Pensions Infrastructure Platform will not be directed by the government to invest in the National Infrastructure Plan, Pension Protection Fund chief executive Alan Rubenstein says.

An increase in long-term inflation expectations has increased FTSE350 defined benefit liabilities by around 3%, according to Mercer.

The Pensions Trust has appointed AllianceBernstein to manage the default investment strategy on its auto-enrolment platform.

UK Coal shareholders are voting on the final stages of a plan to split the firm in two which would see its underfunded schemes take a controlling stake in one of the new companies.

Public sector pensions need further reform before 2020 to avoid an annual £32bn liability for UK taxpayers, Centre for Policy Studies research fellow Michael Johnson says.

The majority of financial directors and senior leaders say scheme deficits are hampering their business investments, research shows.