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The aggregate pension deficit for the UK's biggest companies dropped by 63% in the last year thanks to shifting indexation measures and continuing high levels of employer contributions.

Jonathan Stapleton talks crime fiction and de-risking

Cash gains ground on pensions in top pay; MPs love power to set their pensions

Pension schemes are being ditched for cash supplements in the remuneration packages of FTSE100 chief executives, a study shows.

Michael Bow discusses the BA trustee dispute

The revised IAS19 standard is set to shake-up the pensions industry and close the gap in accounting between the US and Europe, as Helen Morrissey reports

Helen Morrissey asks how revisions to the IAS19 standard will challenge European schemes and employers, and examines the global implications of the changes

UK - Almost half of FTSE100 directors are either still members of open defined benefit schemes or retain benefits under closed schemes, according to research by Incomes Data Services.

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Almost half of FTSE100 directors are either still members of open defined benefit schemes or retain benefits under closed schemes, according to research by Incomes Data Services.