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Pension schemes should overhaul their internal governance structures to ensure they are able to take "timely and considered" investment decisions, Schroders says.

The future of the eurozone remains under threat despite the Irish economic bailout and could eventually collapse, fund managers believe.

The National Association of Pension Funds believes there is an "interesting piece of work" to be done in the area of risk sharing, its director of policy says.

Poor service is the ‘real scandal' in pension provision not the type of scheme, Johnson Fleming says.

Atos Origin has chosen BNP Paribas Securities Services to provide custody services for its three UK-based pension schemes worth £685m.

The industry has broadly welcomed the Treasury's upcoming consultation on allowing savers early access to their pension pots.

Stock exchanges are failing to promote responsible ownership and should change their listing rules to make companies publish sustainability reports, Aviva Investors say.

The law on pension input periods should be changed to stop a clash with the upcoming tax allowance alterations, actuaries say.

Trustees should interrogate their fund managers more to challenge the industry status quo on governance issues, the former city minister says.

Plans to exempt low-paid from contribution hikes could lead to higher earners paying 10% to 12% more, delegates heard.