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More than three-quarters of asset owners consider climate change integration in manager selection, a global survey reveals.

Cookson has transferred £50m of liabilities out of its defined benefit scheme through an enhanced transfer value exercise.

The UK economy shrank by 0.7% in the second quarter of the year, a far worse contraction than economists had forecast, keeping the UK mired in recession.

Pensions remain the most popular form of workplace saving, but employers must offer more options to engage younger workers, according to Mercer research.

Dalriada Trustees has launched a High Court action against three investment companies and two former trustees in a bid to recover £18m of assets invested in two alleged pension liberation schemes.

The government must address "artificially high deficit figures" and a potential "significant" hike in Pension Protection Fund levies, the CBI says.

An investor in Dawson International has vented its anger at the Pension Protection Fund after its share price fall almost 10% following the failure to reach an agreement over the company's struggling scheme.

Pensioners are as satisfied with their lives as teenagers aged between 16 and 19, Office for National Statistics reveals.

Labour's pensions spokesman on how to restore trust in pensions

Last week the yield on UK gilts dropped below US treasuries as the Bank of England's quantitative easing programme continued to impact the market.