Investment

Fund managers are optimistic the Eurozone will remain intact this year and lead to full fiscal union between countries within the decade, a survey shows.

Trustees of the Michelin UK's Pension and Life Assurance Plan have appointed Hymans Robertson to act as the consultant to its defined contribution section.

Pension schemes could be caught in the Serious Fraud Office's crosshairs following a landmark corruption case that saw the government department recuperate £131,201 from shareholders.

Talks between Greece and private sector bondholders have collapsed, with the two parties failing to reach agreement over the country's debt restructuring.

Standard & Poor's has downgraded the credit ratings of a raft of eurozone nations including Italy, Spain and Portugal as well as stripping France and Austria of their AAA status.

Low-cost providers have demanded equal footing with the National Employment Savings Trust in the Department for Work and Pensions' communications.

With 2012 looking like it will prove every bit as eventful as 2011, andrew short looks at what steps nimble trustees can take to mitigate crises and exploit opportunities

Payroll and HR system providers have failed to come up with software packages to help clients with auto-enrolment leaving opportunities for providers, BlackRock says.

The Treasury is set to re-open its long dated syndicated gilt offering this month, laying out more than £8bn of government loans for direct purchase by pension funds.

FATCA - or the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act - could have a significant impact on UK pension schemes and their members. PP looks at the what you need to know in this exclusive guide…