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The volume of premiums in bulk annuity deals reached a record £3.9bn between July and September, research from LCP shows.

Credit agency Experian has seen its IAS19 defined benefit (DB) surplus shrink after volatility in the discount rate used to calculate liabilities, its half year report shows.

In the first of a two-part roundtable debate on infrastructure, PP looks at the rationale for scheme investment in the asset class and asks why pension funds don't invest more.

The International Organisation of Pension Supervisors (IOPS) has appointed Dr Edward Odundo as its third president, succeeding the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority's deputy chair Ross Jones in the role.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has called on the Association of British Insurers (ABI) to conduct its audit of high-charging legacy schemes "far faster".

Which? has launched a campaign for an annual management charge (AMC)cap of 0.5% for all schemes, despite claims this would outlaw the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST).

Pensions minister Steve Webb says the upcoming consultation on defined ambition will not set out prescriptive single-model options for enhanced defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) provision.

Deutsche Bank has launched a range of longevity indices it says will enable schemes to hedge longevity risk more quickly and cheaply.

Legal & General's (L&G) workplace platform assets under administration (AUA) rose to £7.9bn after a net-inflow of £400m, its Q3 update shows.

National Local Government Pension Schemes (LGPS) Frameworks is about to launch a structure for global custody services.