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BNY Mellon and Redington have teamed up to launch an enhanced asset and liability risk reporting service for pension funds.

Employers are being warned that they could lose critical staff to early retirement if they do not help them prepare for the reduced pension saving allowances.

Mercer has teamed up with eShare to launch an online governance service to meet demand from pension scheme trustees making the switch from paper to digital.

The tendency of pension fund managers to "herd like lemmings" is threatening the stability of financial markets, according to the Pensions Institute (PI) at Cass Business School

The expense of signposting members to the guidance guarantee could be over £100,000 a year for the largest schemes, the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has warned.

Employers do not have to give fixed-term employees the same insurance coverage as permanent staff.

Pensions solicitor Rebecca Whisker has been appointed to the business legal services division at Irwin Mitchell.

Investors have become more cautious and longer-term in their thinking in an environment of low interest rates according to research commissioned by Principal Global Investors.

A new auto-enrolment (AE) data standard will be launched at the Annual Payroll and Pensions Conference and Exhibition on 9 October.

Investors are adding around 20% to defined benefit (DB) pension liabilities when valuing a company, a study of share prices has revealed.