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British Airways' resolution with unions over its £3.7bn deficit is encouraging but will not solve the problem in the long term, industry experts warn.

UK - British Airways' resolution with unions over its £3.7bn (US$5.7bn) deficit is encouraging but will not solve the problem in the long term, industry experts warned.

Tom Selby looks at enhanced transfer value (ETV) exercises and asks why so many industry experts are opposed to them

The UK industrial sector is at a competitive disadvantage to its foreign counterparts as a result of burgeoning pension deficits, a consultant says.

A surge in gilt rates is set to cut the cost of buyouts and reduce scheme deficits by 6%.

Each month DC World asks readers for their views. This month we ask: an independent trustee recently branded DC default investment strategies as a cop out by trustees - do you agree?

UK - Some £7.8bn (US$12.3bn) of pension scheme risk transfer deals were completed in 2009, despite challenging financial landscape, analysis from Hymans Robertson revealed.

Some £7.8bn of pension scheme risk transfer deals completed in 2009, despite challenging financial landscape, analysis from Hymans Robertson reveals.

Caroline Allen speaks to Club Vita about how the life expectancy of scheme members is changing and the implications this has for investment strategies.

Government plans to tackle the complex issue of guaranteed minimum pension equalisation is a "practically impossible" task for trustees, a consultant warns.