Investment

The Royal Bank of Scotland has become the first UK company to auto-enrol its workforce under the government's requirements, with 40% of newly enrolled members choosing to opt out.

The National Employment Savings Trust has ended its first ten months in operation with less money in its fund accounts than were made in initial contributions, after one member died and contribution charges ate into member pots.

The overwhelming majority of pension professionals surveyed by PP supported calls for a single regulator to oversee all workplace pension schemes.

The principles that represent the “minimum standard” for enhanced transfer exercises

The government must consider regulating independent trustees to prevent another scandal like the £52m GP Noble fraud, lawyers say.

In a period of unprecedented volatility, it's understandable that investors become more risk-averse, searching for that holy grail - the safe haven, writes Graeme Caughey.

Jack Jones reflects on calls to merge TPR and the FSA

Maura Caporale and Jake Gaul compare financials on both sides of the Atlantic.

Greater Manchester Pension Fund has agreed to increase its new commitments to private equity funds by 25% every year to reach its strategic allocation benchmark.

Automatic enrolment will become the most expensive regulatory change imposed on businesses under the coalition government.