News

A quarter of Eurozone sovereign bonds were yielding negative returns in March after the European Central Bank (ECB) began its €1.1trn (£80bn) quantitative easing (QE) programme, figures show.

Retirement Planner has launched a new website dedicated to keeping advisers up to speed with the latest pension changes.

Most people in the pensions industry are hoping for a Tory victory on 7 May, according to research from Professional Pensions.

Standard Life has revealed it took more than 3,000 calls in the three-and-a-half days after extra retirement flexibilities were introduced on 6 April.

PP looks at how the newspapers covered ‘freedom and choice’ day

Royal Dutch Shell is set to buy its smaller rival BG Group for almost £50bn in the biggest deal in the energy sector for decades.

Eligible jobholders with tax protected pension savings are no longer required to be automatically enrolled (AE) under government amendments to draft legislation.

David Gulland and Peter Dorward have been appointed to Royal London's Independent Governance Committee (IGC).

Pension deficits at FTSE 350 firms grew 10% last month as falling bond yields reversed improvements in funding levels seen earlier this year, research finds.

Michaël De Lathauwer has been appointed co-group chief executive of Cardano, alongside founder Theo Kocken.