Brexit

Andrew Milligan looks at what we can expect over the coming months as the industry comes to terms with the UK's decision to leave the EU.

Pension schemes' immediate reaction to the impact of Brexit uncertainty on property investment is said to be far more muted than retail investors, after four major funds halted trading.

An anti-scam campaign will run for the next four weeks to help improve awareness of fraudsters' common traits, following concerns they are increasingly targeting pension fund members.

There is no certainty if trustees will know they have to comply with forthcoming European Union (EU) data regulations says Robin Ellison.

David Harris points to various shifts that show individuals are looking to take more control over their futures.

This week want to know what single pension policy is most likely to be dropped due to Brexit and whether it is the final nail in the coffin for annuities.

SPP president Hugh Nolan tells Helen Morrissey how the body can provide a truly independent voice to help the industry navigate through difficult times.

While the market volatility and falling gilt yields in the aftermath of the EU referendum is bad news for DB schemes, they could actually benefit from more attractive buy-in and buyout pricing. Kristian Brunt-Seymour explores which schemes could benefit...

Graham Vidler looks at what Brexit might mean for UK pension schemes.

Total deficits of UK defined benefit (DB) schemes reached an all-time high of £341bn by the end of June amid uncertainty over Brexit, according to JLT Employee Benefits.