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Norwegian engineering group Kvaerner has completed its deal with The Pensions Regulator allowing it to sever all responsibility for its £1.2bn UK pension fund.

LIFE insurer heavyweights Prudential and Legal & General experienced contrasting fortunes in their third-quarter sales figures.

WHITBREAD will inject £50m into its pension fund, which had a £288m deficit on August 31.

‘Fairness' question

HIGHAM Dunnett Shaw is to expand its administration and consulting services to defined contribution and closed defined benefit schemes.

SCHEME wind-up victims, who are challenging the government for refusing to compensate them, have been granted a High Court hearing next year.

THE TRANSPORT and General Workers Union today called for action to fund the pension deficit at United Biscuits following the news of a takeover.

AON CONSULTING has called for a moratorium on pensions legislation in a bid to reduce the risks of damaging schemes with regulatory change.

INDIAN conglomerate Tata has pledged to secure the future of Corus pension schemes after taking over the steelmaker in a £4.3bn bid.

A Labour peer backed the government for refusing to compensate scheme wind-up victims fully at a lively all-party debate on pensions.