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The effects of the current economic volatility are being felt around the world but no more acutely than by those running defined benefit (DB) pension schemes here in the UK.

Lloyd McAllister, head of ESG research at Newton Investment Management, explains how DC investors can play their part in helping to achieve net-zero global carbon emissions.

Tom MacAulay from Legal & General's PRT Client Solutions team discusses how Assured Payment Policies can offer material benefit to those pension schemes that have seen funding level improvements, but can't yet afford buyout.

Newton’s Brendan Mulhern examines the conditions that have led to increasingly high levels of inflation, and what this means for defined contribution (DC) investors.

The current higher gilt yields create different challenges for open DB schemes, but also represent an opportunity to focus on the long-term sustainability of the scheme.

Federated Hermes Limited explore the impact of high inflation on property values and looks at how real estate lending strategies can provide real estate investors with a valuable diversifier

Investment commentators are referring to the last 40 years as a ‘super bubble' or even the ‘greatest bubble of all time'.

Newton’s Therese Niklasson discusses why she believes the asset management industry must rethink its approach to sustainability, and considers what the implications are for DC investors.

Khuram Sharih, Senior Fund Manager at Royal London Asset Management (RLAM), shares his outlook on the fixed income market and approach to multi-asset credit investing

Many infrastructure assets have a contractual linkage to inflation, but the rising interest environment will begin to adversely impact valuations.