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Heating and plumbing giant Wolseley has seen its UK defined benefit (DB) deficit fall 90% due to strong asset rises, as the scheme closes to future accrual.

A rise in corporate bond yields has wiped out marketing and publishing conglomerate St Ives' £20m deficit, its final results show.

The volume of bulk annuity transactions this year has already exceeded the 2012 total thanks to a flurry of large deals completed by Rothesay Life and Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC).

Former Labour MP Lord Hutton is one of three key figures to be appointed to the Pension Quality Mark's (PQM) board of directors.

Standard Life has announced plans to hire 46 new workers for its customer service division based in Edinburgh on the back of growth driven by auto-enrolment (AE), which celebrates one year this month.

Phil Wadsworth has been appointed director of Independent Trustee Services' (ITS) first regional operation as it opens in Manchester.

Today marks the first anniversary of the government's flagship pension reform. Here are the vital statistics.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) says attempts by the industry to make charges attached to schemes and administration more transparent "don't go far enough".

A third of people in retirement said their income is insufficient to last them through the month, according to Skipton Financial Services.

Barnett Waddingham co-founder Adrian Waddingham has been named one of two Sheriffs of the City of London and took up his office on 27 September.