NAPF

Three-quarters of scheme managers believe the government's approach to GMP Equalisation is not the correct one.

Pension funds are uninterested in the chancellor's rumoured 100-year gilt issue and have called for other maturities instead.

The pensions industry has welcomed the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills' (BIS) proposals to tackle excessive pay through increased shareholder influence.

The Pensions Management Institute has thrown its weight behind efforts to make charges more transparent before the introduction of auto-enrolment.

Hannah Brenton looks at the interim report of the Kay Review

Analysis from Michael Bow, our man in Brussels

Falling gilt yields have pushed schemes £90bn deeper into deficit since the second round of quantitative easing in October last year, the NAPF says.

Chancellor George Osborne's plan to convince schemes to invest £20bn into a government-backed infrastructure fund has serious "issues", Labour claims.

A third of workers plan to opt-out of their workplace pensions after being automatically enrolled under the government's pension reforms, a poll reveals.

Savers' faith in pensions has reached a record low, prompting fears the upcoming auto-enrolment reforms will flop, the National Association of Pension Funds says.