Investment

Investors "will not tolerate" unjustified executive rewards, the National Association of Pension Funds has warned.

The Superannuation Arrangements of the University of London defined benefit scheme has awarded an £80m risk parity mandate to First Quadrant.

Troubled clothing retailer Peacocks has seen its scheme deficit increase by 73% as the scheme undergoes assessment to enter the Pension Protection Fund.

Lloyds Banking Group has seen its defined benefit surpluses increase along with strong performance from corporate pension provider Scottish Widows, its final results show.

Hermes Equity Ownership Services has filed a shareholder proposal calling for proxy access to The Walt Disney Company's board.

British Airways has seen its combined defined benefit deficit increase despite asset increases of over €2bn (£1.73bn), its final results show.

The Royal Bank of Scotland's defined benefit deficit has risen to £3.9bn over 2012 in a year which saw it fall as low as £1.7bn, its final results show.

The Pensions Quality Mark, created by the National Association of Pension Funds, has launched a guide for employers on communicating with staff about pensions.

The latest set of financial results from FTSE companies has re-ignited the debate over smoothing discount rates as strong asset returns were wiped out due to falls in discount rates.

National Express has seen its schemes' overall deficit increase more than ten times despite securing a buy-in for one of its three schemes.