Investment

Introducing the collective defined contribution model in the UK could increase typical members' pensions by up to 45% according to actuarial consultant Hamish Wilson.

There is an "overwhelming consensus" among the industry that costs in defined contribution schemes should be clear, simple and comparable, The Pensions Regulator says.

Jonathan Stapleton talks to the NAPF chairman-elect

The Serious Fraud Office has launched a high level review of the potential dangers posed by ETFs, weeks after the FSA and Bank of England expressed their own concerns.

The revised IAS19 standard is set to shake-up the pensions industry and close the gap in accounting between the US and Europe, as Helen Morrissey reports

The first pension buy-in transaction in the US took place recently, sparking renewed interest in the strategy. Chris Panteli asks how the market might develop from here

Almost one third of the UK's largest companies are planning to use expensive and ill-suited pension provision to comply with employer duties, according to Hymans Robertson.

AUSTRALIA - Superannuation growth funds have posted their second consecutive year of positive returns but have yet to fully recover from the global financial crisis, research by Chant West shows.

The introduction of employer duties is seen as the top barrier to sole traders taking on their first member of staff, a survey finds.

Towers Watson has combined its three investment research teams into one group in a bid to uncover new investment opportunities.