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Falls in global stock markets that wiped billions of pounds off scheme assets were the result of "an overdue correction", fund managers claim.

Trust-based schemes are an anachronism and no argument could be made for them in today's climate, an independent financial adviser claims.

The government's propensity to meddle with pensions continues unabated.

A draft report from the parliamentary ombudsman has criticised the government for failing in its duty to regulate Equitable Life.

New PMI president

BUS and rail operator FirstGroup employees are set to share a total of £4m through the firm's Save As You Earn scheme.

THE EUROPEAN Corporate Governance Service (ECGS) has backed plans by Dutch firm DSM to introduce a "loyalty dividend".

A risk-assessment tool that enables pension providers to take scheme members' social class and marital status into account when estimating liabilities has been launched.

Fingers point as markets idle

Union claims that the Automobile Association pension fund may invest in the private equity firms that own the car breakdown group have been dismissed.