The historic Wedgwood Museum collection could be sold off after the High Court ruled the artefacts could be disposed of to pay off debts, which include a £134m liability owed to the pension scheme.
The Pension Protection Fund 2012/13 levy determination has been set at £550 - the lowest ever demand.
Defined benefit funding ratios continued to fall last month with deficits rising by almost £65bn, according to the PPF 7800 Index.
The Pension Protection Fund has appointed a "reserve bench" of Liability Driven Investment managers.
Andrew Short asks if plans to get additional investment in infrastructure, announced in George Osborne's autumn statement, will be attractive to UK pension schemes or a bridge too far?
The National Association of Pension Funds and the Pension Protection Fund have signed a deal with the government to develop a national infrastructure investment platform.
Calls to lift the annual indexation cap from Financial Assistance Scheme compensation have been dismissed by pensions minister Steve Webb during a Parliamentary debate.
Grasping the nettle of guaranteed minimum pensions
A group of MPs have tabled a parliamentary motion urging the government to ensure Ford meets the pension losses of former Visteon employees.
The Pension Protection Fund has finalised how it will equalise guaranteed minimum pensions and started a six-month pilot project to test its methodology.