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Balanced pooled funds posted a return of -7.9% for the first quarter of the year, latest BNY Mellon Asset Servicing figures reveal.

The Accountancy and Actuarial Discipline Board has launched an investigation into the advice provided to the trustee of the First Quench Pension Fund.

The majority of the UK's largest pension schemes apply environmental, social or corporate governance criteria in the selection of fund managers, a report by campaigning organisation FairPensions reveals.

CashFac and Altus have teamed up to deliver an integrated straight-through processing solution for pension investments.

A sustained period of deflation could affect schemes that hold substantial index-linked investments, an expert warns.

Amendments to A-Day regulations threatening members' tax free cash on wind-up have still not been made two years after the government announced them, a consultant says.

Tax bills triple for the prudent wealth creators; 50p tax rate may end up costs government money, warns IFS; Take the Sir out of Sir Fred Goodwin, MP urges civil service chief

Taxation of high earners pension contributions is the final nail in the coffin of defined benefit provision, Hargreaves Lansdown claims.

DENMARK - Danes could withdraw DKK25bn (US$4.4bn) from their pension savings if a government proposal to release part of the savings managed by ATP is approved in May, the fund has said.

Pensions legal recruitment increased by 19% in the first quarter of 2009 compared to the same period last year, GRS Legal claims.