Investment

UK pension funds had $2.9trn (£1.9trn) of assets under management at the end of last year, a survey finds.

British workers are risking poverty in retirement by refusing to join their companies' pension schemes, according to research.

The Association of Corporate Trustees is set to consider a new code of conduct for professional trustees - what's your view? Is this a necessary move?

Pension schemes will soon find themselves in gold, silver or bronze position as the Department of Work and Pensions gets into the spirit of the Olympics.

Listen to our latest Pensions Conjecture debate on Auto-Enrolment.

GLOBAL - Pension funds and other institutional investors are favouring one-year investment strategies as they attempt to limit their risk exposure, research by MSCI suggests.

It's that time of year again when we ask our readers who they think deserves a mention in the 11th annual Global Pensions Awards.

Pension deficits have dropped to just over £300bn as a fall in the price inflation outlook shaved £50bn off scheme liabilities in a month, according to Xafinity.

More than half (56%) of EU corporate pension funds now have an SRI policy in place while a quarter of those without intend to implement one within the next year, research shows.

Academics and industry specialists are working hard to make longevity risk investable on the capital markets, but the process is not without its growing pains, as Chris Panteli discovers