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Pension funds are calling for an urgent meeting with The Pensions Regulator to discuss ways of protecting UK pension schemes from the negative effects of quantitative easing.

Industry figures are expecting a host of de-risking insurance deals to be undertaken by "quasi-public sector" schemes in the coming months.

Listen to our latest Pensions Conjecture debate on Auto-Enrolment.

Academics and industry specialists are working hard to make longevity risk investable on the capital markets, but the process is not without its growing pains, as Chris Panteli discovers

Professional Pensions held a Conjecture debate on auto-enrolment yesterday. If you missed it, you can click here to listen to the debate in full...

Defined contribution investment strategies must focus more on member outcomes and less on turning savers into investment experts to succeed during auto-enrolment, consultants say.

Braced for impact: Employer's 2012 coping strategies

A dozen longevity swap deals are set to complete in the next 18 months after the £1.7bn ITV Pension Scheme deal reinvigorated the market, a consultant says.

UK - Scheme risk transfer deals totalling £1.4bn ($2.3bn) were completed last quarter with five providers concluding business in excess of £150m, Hymans Robertson analysis finds.

Scheme risk transfer deals totalling £1.4bn were completed last quarter with five providers concluding business in excess of £150m, Hymans Robertson analysis finds.