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Members of the Pensions Action Group are planning their biggest protest to coincide with the final report from the Young Review.

Revised clearance guidance from The Pensions Regulator places too much pressure on trustees, the Society of Pension Consultants warns.

The UK economy remains in "robust health" although potential knock-on effects of the credit crisis could hit commercial property, LaSalle Investment Management warns.

New regulations governing how trustees deal with internal dispute resolution could be unfair to members, The Pensions Advisory Service warns.

Personal Accounts Delivery Authority chairman-designate Paul Myners is set to take a leading role at beleaguered mortgage provider Northern Rock.

Auto-enrolment into personal accounts could spell disaster for group personal pensions unless problems with European law are resolved quickly, Scottish Life says.

Evolution in the world bond market has resulted in new alpha strategies for pension schemes including taking advantage of unwinding in the credit market.

The £1.5bn BAA Pension Scheme has appointed fund manager State Street Global Advisors to manage a £330m global equity 130/30 mandate.

Bulk annuity buyout specialist Paternoster has admitted increased competition is leading some firms to quote "uneconomic" prices.

Personal accounts will be unfair competition for existing pension providers, Legal & General warns.