Treasury

Schemes should seize the opportunity to invest in infrastructure projects as banks scale back their exposure to illiquid assets, Redington argues.

The Treasury Select Committee will scrutinise the impact of quantitative easing on members of the public.

Hannah Brenton takes a look at the bitter argument over QE.

The Confederation of British Industry and British Chambers of Commerce have each cut their 2012 UK GDP forecasts and called for the government to do more to prompt growth.

Bernard Abrahamsen offers alternative sources of index-linked income.

Private sector firms which buy Remploy factories from the government will not have to honour the Fair Deal Policy, unions claim.

Jack Jones reflects on calls to merge TPR and the FSA

The Treausry has confirmed occupational pension schemes will not be forced to comply with gender neutrality legislation when providing members with annuities.

The government's proposal to separate out the liabilities for schemes within ring-fenced banking groups could pose a threat to covenants, a lawyer warns.

The Treasury has brushed off criticism that monetary policy is damaging schemes by claiming quantitative easing has boosted scheme fund values and reduced investment risk.