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Pendragon has seen its defined benefit (DB) deficit fall £23.5m in the first six months of 2013 after favourable scheme assumptions, its interim results show.

A Treasury proposal to create formal insolvency procedures for co-operatives could improve the organisations' access to the Pension Protection Fund (PPF), lawyers say.

Fewer than one in four major employers say their scheme has a specific ‘decumulation strategy' in place to help retirees get the best annuity, research finds.

Aquila Capital has appointed Dorothee Goerz as senior fund manager to oversee the launch of a value and event-driven long/short equity strategy in the autumn.

Gilt yields buck the trend of previous months and fall during July increasing UK corporate deficits by £50bn, research from Xafinity finds.

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched a formal investigation into Mazars over the advice it gave to the First Quench Pension Fund.

The Pension Protection Fund's (PPF) former head of restructuring and insolvency Richard Favier has joined the investment company Better Capital as a consultant.

Consumer packaging firm Rexam has seen its UK defined benefit (DB) pension scheme move from deficit to surplus in the first half of the year, its interim results show.

Jelf Employee Benefits is extending its annuity offering with the launch of its standalone broking service.

Just 2% place starting a pension as their top financial priority over the next 12 months, research from Capita Employee Benefits (CEB) shows.