US - Global investors’ confidence jumped by 12 points for the second month in a row but still remains lower than the average levels seen during the first part of 2008, according to the State Street’s Global Markets’ Confidence Index.
GLOBAL - A global alliance comprising 34 law firms from more than 21 countries has been formed in Madrid in reaction to the global fraud allegedly committed by Bernard Madoff.
EUROPE - The best investment strategy in retirement is to hold a significant proportion of pension assets in equity early on in retirement and to switch progressively to bond holdings and annuities over time, a report commissioned by the European Fund...
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Independent trustee firm Dalriada has recruited a team of wind-up specialists to expand its scheme discontinuance expertise.
The Mineworkers' Pension Scheme has appointed Nigel Stapleton as trustee chairman.
The Association of Consulting Actuaries has blasted politicians for taking an "extreme" position over the future MPs' pensions.
Aon Consulting has appointed three directors to the executive board of its pension administration business.
US - Rhode Island's two public retirement schemes face large unfunded liabilities and should be reformed as son as possible in order to reduce costs, the state's public expenditure council (RIPEC) has said.
US - A class action has been filed on behalf of the Pension Fund for Hospital and Health Care Employees (Philadelphia and Vicinity) and a group of similar funds against Austin Capital Management, for alleged losses related to the Madoff case.