One of the world’s biggest managers of timber investments has gained its first UK pension fund client.

Moves to give enhanced rights for pension funds who hold long-term investments are being considered by Lindsay Tomlinson, chairman of the National Association of Pension Funds

Independent Trustee Services (ITS) has won one High Court battle and lost another in a bid to get £52m of pension fund money returned

Ambiguity on the use of retail and consumer price inflation (RPI/CPI) has left The Pensions Trust with a legal and administrative headache.

Local government pension schemes (LGPS) are preparing a seismic shift into fund-of-hedge funds as a way of diversifying their sources of return

The fortune of Japanese equities has many similarities to the pop star David Bowie. An emerging star in the 1960s, a stellar performance in the 1970s and 1980s, but largely a string of disappointments since then. To many people, a comeback is unlikely

Nest has unveiled a charging structure for members that will compete with all but the largest occupational pension schemes in value for money

The BBC has appointed Friends Provident to run a defined contribution (DC) scheme for both new employees and fixed-term workers

Mercer has reached more than 100 implemented consulting clients in UK and Ireland this month