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The defined contribution (DC) savings of young savers recovered most of their first quarter losses in the following three months, Isio has found.

The collapse of several long-established employers with large defined benefit (DB) schemes could vastly overtake calculations for a £20bn hit to the Pension Protection Fund (PPF), warns Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP).

The government has put forward proposals to require the 100 largest occupational pension schemes – those with £5bn or more in assets and all authorised master trusts – to publish climate risk disclosures by the end of 2022.

European pensions funds’ awareness of, and desire for, action on climate change related investment risk has surged, Mercer says.

While the Covid-19 crisis has made savers realise pensions are important, having immediate access to their funds is now equally important, says Cushon.

Formerly UK-centric Smart will launch in three new territories next year as part of an expansion following the close of its most recent funding round.

The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) proposal for a ‘fast track’ approach to defined benefit (DB) scheme funding regulation is being “used too broadly” and in danger of suffering from “mission creep”, says Aon.

Complaints filed with ActionFraud show a total of £30.8m has been lost to pension scammers in the last three years, say The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Manifest-Minerva's Thomas Bolger takes a look at key issues at upcoming AGMs, focusing this month on issues at Royal Mail.

SEI is set to expand its enhanced chief investment officer (ECIO) offering to corporate defined benefit (DB) schemes in the UK.