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Plans to stimulate long-term investment in Europe through the integration of capital markets could fail if the needs of pension schemes are not taken into account, warns PensionsEurope.

People approaching retirement are confused about the potential benefits of the single-tier state pension set come into effect next April, according to Saga.

There has been a steady climb in the proportion of Britons who see workplace pension schemes as the best way to save for retirement.

A secondary annuity market would help with hedging longevity risk in defined benefit (DB) pension schemes, experts say.

Insurer LV= is trialling a pension passport scheme in place of traditional retirement wake-up packs to boost client engagement.

More people than ever are saving for retirement with 56% of the population now putting ‘adequate' amounts aside each month, Scottish Widows research has found.

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KPMG is being investigated for its role in ensuring BNY Mellon complied with rules designed to protect client assets after the bank was found to have breached them.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) "accepts" that many small pension schemes will never achieve the necessary standards it has laid out on governance.

The bias of UK schemes to domestic equities cost them around 2% in lost returns last year, according to research from Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM).