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Pension funds are looking for more control over how their fixed income benchmarks are constructed, as Raquel Pichardo-Allison reports

Dominic Fryer, manager of corporate strategy and risk at Friends Provident, explains why advisers should be encouraging the use of workplace savings platforms

Rachel Alembakis looks at how Australian schemes are reducing the impact of taxation on investment returns.

Romania's private pension system has only been operational since 2007, but they have been an eventful three years, as Chris Panteli discovers

Romania's fledgling private pensions system was launched just as the scale of the global financial crisis became clear. Chris Panteli finds out how it has delivered under some of the tightest investment regulations in Europe

Latin American pension funds are pounding the pavement looking for local infrastructure deals. Rodrigo Amaral reports

Romania's Private Pension System Supervisory Commission (CSSPP) has overseen the operation of the country's retirement benefit model since its launch in 2007. Chris Panteli speaks to its deputy general manager, Anca Nicolaescu, about the commission's...

Investors are betting on Japanese corporates. In a web debate sponsored by Nomura Asset Management, Global Pensions editor Raquel Pichardo-Allison speaks to Nomura investment specialist Peter Jenkins, Mercer principal Piers Bertlin and Hewitt Associates...

The economic downturn in 2009 saw pension funds swing towards corporate bonds. But now the dust has settled, Laura Blows questions their current role

In the second report from our recent DC World Steering Group meeting the participants discuss the communications challenges the industry faces