Pension Insurance Corporation is hoping to raise around £500m in new capital to allow it to complete £5bn of risk reduction deals with schemes.
Defined benefit schemes are failing to hedge against the threat of sponsor default or contribution curtailment, despite recognising this as their major risk, research shows.
GlaxoSmithKline's £900m buy-in deal last year would not have been possible without transition managers, its director of pensions finance, investments and risk Martin Mannion says.
John Belgrove looks at how asset managers have adapted their strategies to respond to the unpredictability of today's markets
Forth Ports is set to consult with employees in a bid to amend the benefit structure of its defined benefit scheme.
UK-based pension risk management firm PensionsFirst has expanded its business into the US and Canadian markets.
Swiss Re has transferred $50m (£32m) of longevity trend risk to the capital markets through a securitisation with Kortis Capital.
Schemes may have missed the boat in reforming employee benefit structures to reduce longevity risk, an expert says.
Zuhair Mohammed of Hewitt looks at how schemes can balance managing risk with achieving investment targets
EEF is running a series of nationwide seminars in the autumn for employers, offering advice on managing the risks and costs of their pension arrangements.