National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) has reached one million members, double the membership of its closest master trust competitor.
The London Pension Fund Authority's (LPFA) funding level climbed to 91% in the three years to 31 March 2013, its triennial valuation reveals.
Managing liabilities and reducing risk are among the more pressing issues facing defined benefit pension schemes. Jack Jones looks at steps employers can take to tackle these.
Partnership has hired Costas Yiasoumi to the newly-created role of director of defined benefit (DB) solutions as part of plans to strengthen its enhanced bulk annuity business.
Just over a third of respondents think the number of member-nominated trustees (MNTs) on boards is shrinking as an increasing number of schemes close.
Naomi Rainey examines the potential impact of the government’s defined contribution revolution on defined benefit schemes
Sending out the message that decent pensions will become unaffordable in the UK as society ages is "irresponsible and almost certainly mistaken", says Barclays European chief investment officer Kevin Gardiner.
Naomi Rainey sums up the LGPS position as the new scheme takes effect
The government will ban public sector workers from transferring pension pots to defined contribution (DC) arrangements and is considering similar restrictions on private sector schemes, it has announced.
Towers Watson has appointed Jo Kite to the newly-created role of head of pensions and benefits in its Scottish division.