News
Defined Benefit
Association of Consulting Actuaries chairman Stuart Southall has defended valuation methods against claims they rely on "fundamentalist theory".
11 November 2011
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Defined Benefit
Ford has clashed with unions over plans to shut its UK defined benefit scheme to new members.
11 November 2011
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Pension Pooling
Plunging equity markets have wiped out all gains made by pension schemes from balanced pooled funds in the last year, BNY Mellon figures show.
11 November 2011
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Legislation
Pensions minister Steve Webb has hinted at the potential development of a national transfer system to help consolidate small pension pots.
10 November 2011
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Industry
High quality financial advice during de-risking exercises is crucial to ensuring the process is open and fair to members, pensions minister Steve Webb says.
10 November 2011
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Global
On our last day, we give you a glimpse into our archives. From the European crisis in 2011 and the credit crisis of 2007-2008, to the Amaranth blow-up of 2006 - this selection of stories reflects the challenging investment landscape of the past decade....
10 November 2011
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Global
From pensions reforms in Colombia to Australian superannuation mergers, here is the second part of our top 20 countdown of the most popular features on Global Pensions in the past year.
10 November 2011
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Industry
The Financial Services Authority has confirmed that it is ‘minded to accredit' the Pension Management Institute under the new regulatory regime introduced by the Retail Distribution Review.
10 November 2011
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Industry
The Superannuation Arrangements of the University of London has reappointed Northern Trust as global custodian with an extended mandate.
10 November 2011
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Press
Capita falls after missing out on Friends Life deal; Head teachers to join pensions action; Heads vote for pensions strike; Kesa offloads Comet for just £2 to OpCapita
10 November 2011
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