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Stephanie Baxter looks at whether FTSE's new benchmarks will help trustees improve DC investment strategies

The term work-life balance is no longer accurate and instead individuals are focusing on how their various commitments influence each other and "blend", a report says.

Our top stories this week covered concerns over a drawdown capacity crunch and fines for savers who take advantage of DC ‘freedom and choice', a pension scam crackdown and a slap on the wrist for L&G. Here's what you might have missed.

PP looks at how multi-credit performance should be measured

Defined benefit pension liabilities of FTSE 350 firms hit record highs in October as falling bond yields pushed them past £700bn for the first time.

Chris De Marco has been appointed head of institutional client management and strategy by Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM).

Tate & Lyle Group Pension Scheme has agreed contingent funding arrangements that will trigger payments to the scheme if investments perform poorly or the employer covenant is weakened.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has received an unexpectedly low volume of queries from schemes that have obtained data as part of its Scheme Reconciliation Service.

Louise Fulford has been appointed head of administration by Now Pensions.

Global pooling of risk benefits provides multinational companies with an average dividend return of 6.1%, research finds.