The London Borough of Brent has appointed Northern Trust to provide global custody, performance measurement and valuation services, to its £650m pension fund.
The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) executive director for defined benefit (DB) Stephen Soper is set to depart for PwC after more than six years at the regulator.
More employees are saving more money into share schemes following the increase of savings limits by the government.
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The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is developing a workplace statement that will allow employers to tell employees exactly what sickness benefits they are entitled to.
Participation in private sector workplace pension schemes has rocketed since the start of auto-enrolment.
A nationwide strike at Tata Steel has been called off after the firm agreed to keep its scheme open in return for changes to benefits that will cut £1bn from its deficit.
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published a list of master trust providers that are open to small employers and meet the master trust assurance framework (MAF).
London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) and Lancashire County Pension Fund are hiring a board to oversee their asset and liability management (ALM) partnership.
HM Treasury is 'very interested' in the potential of a workplace ISA to replace pensions.