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Here it is. A timeline of the events leading up to the decision by the Henderson Action Group pension schemes to sue Henderson Equity Partners.

Insurance venture to take on groups' pension liabilities; David Cameron shouldn't be afraid to ask pensioners to do their bit; Tobin effect on pensioners even bigger

Investment only asset managers are set to corner an increasing share of the defined contribution market over the next decade, research finds.

There is "scope for tremendous confusion" if trustees try to comply with all of the defined contribution principles and initiatives currently in operation, a consultant says.

Nearly 30 pension funds, including Tesco, BUPA and the BBC, have filed claims at the High Court seeking damages from Henderson over claims it took too much risk with one its funds.

Pensioners contribute £2000 a year in unpaid work; Nick Clegg's right. It's time to start means-testing pensioners

Steve Webb has outlined two "big bang" solutions to the issue of small pot consolidation.

Schemes' appetite for shareholder activism and corporate governance is increasing against the backdrop of growing public concern over boardroom bonus culture, a poll shows.

Large employers facing imminent auto-enrolment duties are still not ready for the new rules, with one-third not knowing their staging date, a YouGov poll finds.

Trustees of the Macmillan Cancer Support Pension Scheme have appointed Ernst & Young to monitor and challenge decisions made by its fiduciary manager Mn Services.