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Schemes must recognise that volatility is not a true measure of risk, Ashmore Investment Management head of research Jan Dehn warns.

Trustees should scrutinise fund managers that restructure their teams to ensure they remain committed to the initial objectives the pension scheme bought into, experts say.

The investment companies behind two schemes investigated for pensions liberation misled members in an attempt to bring legal and regulatory action to an end, the Determinations Panel found.

The introduction of the flat-rate state pension will result in 'unintended consequences' for public sector pension schemes, the Local Government Association (LGA) warns.

Two thirds of NHS staff (67%) admitted to coming to work when unwell in the last year, indicating presenteeism as a serious issue within the organisation.

Royal London has appointed Tim Harris as finance director and Isobel Langton as chief executive officer (CEO) of its intermediary business in the wake of a rebrand last year.

Almost two-thirds of employees say they will be forced to make up for a deficiency in their pension with a wage, findings from Canada Life reveal.

British savers are generally more optimistic about their retirement provision compared to their European counterparts, research from Aviva suggests.

Organisations representing employers, consumers, workers and the elderly have joined the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) in urging the government to rethink its commitment to pot follows member.

Investment consultancy P-Solve is to merge with asset manager River and Mercantile and is planning an initial public offering (IPO) to fund its growth plans.