The Pensions Regulator is appealing a court decision to stop its attempts to seek £2.1bn from Nortel Networks on behalf of the struggling UK pension scheme.
NETHERLANDS - APG, the asset management arm of Dutch civil service pension fund ABP, has dismissed two investment professionals for violating the company's code of conduct.
The Pensions Regulator's hardline stance on enhanced transfer value exercises could leave trustees vulnerable to legal action should an employer fail, a lawyer warns.
US - Former chief investment officer at the office of the New York State comptroller David Loglisci has pleaded guilty in the on-going investigation of pay-to-play kickback schemes at the New York State Common Retirement Fund (CRF).
The National Association of Pension Funds is set to launch a major review into the standards used for accounting for pensions.
Proposed changes to pension accounting standards have, once again, raised fears across the industry.
Tom Selby previews the March 11 edition of Professional Pensions.
Raquel Pichardo-Allison speaks to Jonathan Boersma, executive director, Global Investment Performance Standards, at the CFA Institute.
US - The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 pension fund (IBEW) has sued Goldman Sachs accusing the firm of excessive bonus payments.
The industry is giving The Pensions Regulator too much power by asking its permission prior to making decisions, HamishWilson says.