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After commodities' healthy rebound from the lows of 2008, Lynn Strongin Dodds discusses whether the asset class can go on to regain its pre-credit crunch highs

Caroline Allen reports on the successful recovery of many emerging market economies from the global recession, where rising corporate sales and high levels of foreign exchange reserves have lowered their risky reputation

Tom Stevenson recently retired from his post as Kellogg's pensions manager. Before he left, Sebastian Cheek asked him how the scheme qualified for the NAPF's Pension Quality Mark

Lynn Strongin-dodds discusses how timber has outperformed both equities and bonds over a 20-year time horizon

Kellogg's Pension Fund's Tom Stevenson recently retired from his post as pensions manager. Before he left Sebastian Cheek asked him what the scheme had done to be awarded the NAPF's Pension Quality Mark

Tom Selby says the UK will have a governance crisis unless defined contribution schemes up their game

In recent times structured products have increasingly grown more attractive to Australian superannuation funds - a trend that is set to contune, as Rachel Alembakis reports

Joseph Mariathasan explains how following a series of delays, India is set to launch its National Pension Scheme

Alan Rubenstein, chief executive of the UK's Pension Protection Fund speaks to Jonathan Stapleton about the lifeboat fund's annual report and the risks it faces in the future

Lynn Strongin Dodds looks at the rising trend towards timber investment and the many routes investors can take