Defined benefit scheme deficits stood at £402bn at the end of last year, based on company accounting rules, Xafinity analysis shows.
FATCA - or the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act - could have a significant impact on UK pension schemes and their members. PP looks at the what you need to know in this exclusive guide…
Longevity swaps are rapidly outpacing the value of buyout and buy-in deals with risk transfer volumes hitting a new high of £11bn last year, latest figures show.
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Institutional investors worth more than a trillion pounds are factoring climate change into their investment decisions, a Mercer survey shows.
The Pensions Regulator is seeking to strike a ‘difficult balance' in monitoring compliance with auto-enrolment without overloading the pensions industry with demands for information.
Almost 90% of employees now have less trust in their company pension than 15 years ago - up from 74% in 2008, Towers Watson research reveals.
The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has denied rumours its deal with the Treasury to encourage £20bn of pension fund investment in infrastructure projects has been called off.
Members of Unison have given the green light to further talks on a set of reforms to their pensions proposed by the government.