Raj Mody

Sponsoring employers often want to cut contributions in order to invest in their businesses - but should trustees agree to this? Our panel discusses the issues.

Pensioner incomes have risen by 50% over the last 16 years according to research from the Office for National Statistics.

Schemes are being urged to reconsider "distorted" gilt holdings, as persistently low yields call into question the benefits of holding the asset class.

UK schemes have been urged to engage with an EIOPA impact assessment in order to make sure figures used to draw up a new pensions directive are not understated.

Hannah Brenton looks at what we can expect from the Chancellor

Scrapping indexation could save defined benefit schemes billions of pounds but it would not see a mass move back to DB provision, experts have warned.

Caution urged on Osborne's infrastructure plan

Warnings over enhanced transfer value offers have led to a significant drop off in the number of employees taking them up, industry figures say.

Overestimated inflation projections could be costing UK defined benefit scheme sponsors over £50bn in unnecessary funding commitments, a corporate adviser warns.

PwC has expanded its pensions practice with the appointment of a partner and four additional senior hires.