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More than half of the pensions industry feels that liability-driven investment techniques could be used for defined contribution schemes, Schroders research reveals.

Andrew Short focuses on how schemes can improve member outcomes by helping them make appropriate income choices.

Severn Trent has established a new defined contribution scheme which will replace the current DC and defined benefit plans by 2015.

Schroders and Axa Investment Management are looking to launch liability-driven investment products for the defined contribution market, PP can reveal.

Jack Jones analyses The Pensions Regulator's annual governance survey, published last week.

Almost nine out of ten defined contribution members cannot name the funds their contributions are invested in, according to research from Standard Life.

Here it is. The list of seven key areas The Pensions Regulator has said it will focus on over the next three years.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development will launch a guiding principles document for defined contribution schemes next month to improve global consistency in schemes.

PP editor Jonathan Stapleton looks at the impact of interest rates on retirement income

More than one in five small trust-based defined benefit schemes do not hold annual board meetings, according to research from The Pensions Regulator.