Opinion

The last time I submitted a report for Professional Pensions it was on the issue of fixed income, and the fact a dyedin- the-wool bond man I knew said he would advocate that any pension fund in serious deficit should put everything into equities, as the...

Just three programmes in, is the novelty of leaders’ debates already fading?

Politicians from the three major parties are all complaining that, with all the media attention being focused on "Bigotgate", the leaders' debates and the prospect of a hung parliament, not enough time is being spent looking at the actual policies being...

PENNY GREEN explains why the Raising Standards of Pensions Administration is rebranding and establishing a set of industry standards for schemes.

When I wrote a story on the Lib Dem manifesto pledges on pensions, I hardly thought it would matter. They wouldn't win anyway.

Election crisps are being handed out to commuters in an experiment which may identify the winner of the 6 May General Election.

One certainty amid all the uncertainty of this Election is that anything other than an outright Labour win should result in a proper compensation plan for Equitable Life policyholders - and quickly too.

Last night's first ever televised leaders' debate saw the three prospective Prime Ministers stick predictably tightly to their manifestos when the subject of the economy was raised.

Steve Bee - the former Head of Pensions at Prudential and pension strategist at Royal London - has updated his list of ministerial teams who have steered pensions policy since Labour came to power.

Staff at Norway's NOK2.7trn (US$452.2bn) Government Pension Fund Global must be breathing a sigh of relief as the Ministry of Finance took a slightly lighter touch when restricting its investments than had been feared.