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A total of 24 pension funds are set to begin High Court proceedings against Henderson Equity Partners for breach of mandate on 5 November.

Almost nine out of ten defined contribution members cannot name the funds their contributions are invested in, according to research from Standard Life.

Labour has accused the coalition of failing to take stewardship seriously after a series of amendments to the Financial Services Bill were rejected by the government.

A Gibraltar-based law firm and Australian financial advice firm have been added to the list of defendants in the £52m GP Noble civil lawsuit.

A Gibraltar-based law firm and Australian financial advice firm have been added to the list of defendants in the £52m GP Noble civil lawsuit.

Fidelity has extended its electronic DC dealing service to large in-house administered schemes.

Just 4% of employers plan to use the National Employment Savings Trust in conjunction with another scheme as their auto-enrolment strategy, Xafinity research claims.

Quantitative easing's impact on spiralling pension scheme deficits has been "exaggerated" and threatens to distract trustees from bigger funding problems, the Bank of England deputy governor said today.

FirstGroup has boosted its UK Bus Pension Scheme funding position by almost £75m through a programme of de-risking activities.

The Pensions Regulator is set to weigh into the debate over Solvency II for pension schemes in a bid to achieve the "right outcome" for UK schemes.