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MPs have demanded Ford compensates former employees who suffered pension losses after the collapse of Visteon and claim the manufacturer set up the spin-off firm to fail.

FTSE100 companies are more exposed to social and governance issues than firms in other parts of the world as a result of the index's global reach, according to research from Camradata.

High bond returns since 1980 were not normal and will not be replicated, according to London Business School professor Paul Marsh.

Aviva suffered a loss of £3bn in 2012 due to a £3.3bn writedown from the sale of its US business last year.

The Department for Work and Pensions must monitor the overall rate of participation in auto-enrolment rather than focusing on opt-out rates, providers have warned.

Defined contribution default strategies within FTSE100 and FTSE250 firms have not diversified away from pure equity exposure, Schroders research says.

Croydon Pension Fund is the latest local government pension scheme to add infrastructure to its investment portfolio.

Employers need more clarity on their position with regards to enhanced early retirement rights and TUPE, an Allen & Overy lawyer warns.

Former prime minister Tony Blair warned politicians are struggling to make the "right" decisions on pensions, public services and welfare due to short-term political pressure.

Metlife has appointed David Oliver and Gill White to its underwriting team, in an expansion of its employee benefits business.