Government

The coalition government will take a "long hard look" at auto-enrolment and the delivery of NEST before deciding on its future, Steve Webb says.

Government proposals to scrap the default retirement age will damage businesses and lead to a surge in costly employment tribunals, the Confederation of British Industry warns.

It is surprising there has been no significant widening of credit spreads post the hung parliament and the eurozone crisis, Schroders says.

George Osborne's announcement that the department for communities and local government will bear £780m in cuts will increase the scrutiny on the affordability of local government pensions, Mike Woodall warns.

David Laws was not the only new minister to read a letter from his Labour predecessor as he took office.

Coalition government plans to investigate allowing members to dip into their personal pension pots could "signal the end of occupational pensions", Pinsent Masons warns.

UK - The new coalition government has confirmed auto-enrolment into workplace pension schemes will go ahead.

The coalition government has confirmed auto-enrolment into workplace pension schemes will go ahead.

The £1.2bn Lincolnshire County Council Pension Fund has completed an asset restructuring exercise.

Charlotte Moore surveys the impact of the financial crisis on the corporate bond market