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The Investment Association (IA) has written to nearly a fifth of FTSE 350 firms asking them to explain how they intend to improve the gender diversity of their boards, which continues to lag the Hampton-Alexander Review's target of 33% representation...

KPMG’s pensions advisory business has relaunched following a £200m leveraged buyout that will see it rebrand as Isio.

This week’s top stories included further calls for reforms of the pension freedoms, and prevailing uncertainty over cuts to tax relief on pension contributions.

Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) has suggested the chancellor should take advantage of a large parliamentary majority to introduce a fundamental reform to pensions tax relief to raise significant sums.

There was no industry consensus on the benefits and negatives of scrapping high-rate tax relief from this week’s 115 Pension Buzz peers in split results.

The S&P 500 closed in negative territory again yesterday, down 4.4%, the largest drop since August 2011.

Four in five of Society of Pension Professionals (SPP) members say the minimum age criterion for auto-enrolment (AE) should be dropped while two thirds also want it expanded to age 75.

Law Debenture has reported a smaller overall growth in pensions revenue for 2019 despite an increase in net pensions revenue.

British American Tobacco’s (BAT) overall net liability for its pensions and healthcare schemes in group subsidiaries nearly doubled in the year to 31 December 2019 to £1.03bn from £518m the year prior.

The House of Lords has called for pension schemes to align their portfolios with the objectives of the Paris Climate Agreement.