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Dee Valley Group turned its £2m pension scheme deficit into a surplus of £4m on an accounting basis over the last year, its preliminary results show.

UK institutional investors are still trailing other European countries, particularly France and the Nordics when it comes to sustainable investment, a leading proponent warns.

An increase in interest rates by the end of the year will creating opportunities for schemes in floating rate assets such as European loans, an asset manager says.

The Department for Work and Pensions should advance legislation clarifying guaranteed minimum pensions equalisation rather than undertake a costly ECJ test case, a lawyer says.

The Work and Pensions Select Committee has postponed its inquiry into EU pension reforms until the autumn to give European officials time to publish its proposals.

Ending quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve in the US is unlikely to lead to a rapid spike in bond yields, analysts say.

The US economy is set to enter a period of stagflation, with the Federal Reserve likely to raise interest rates earlier than expected, Legal & General Investment Management say.

Sackers has appointed three solicitors, taking its total number of pensions lawyers to 53.

US - The cash-strapped US Postal Service is to suspend employer contributions to the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) in a bid to save cash and preserve liquidity.

UK - Inalytics has launched a new service which allows pension funds to analyse the performance of fiduciary managers and the advice they give to clients.