Trustees are being advised to switch third-party administrators (TPAs) that do not convince on their ability to meet new Pensions Regulator data standards.

The credit crunch has led to an increase in pension funds allocating their assets to liability-driven investment (LDI) products

Tough market conditions are forcing fund managers to align their interests more closely with pension funds, a report on the future of the industry has found.

The £5bn E.ON UK pension scheme has moved to a dynamic asset allocation strategy and a focus on matching its funding requirements more closely.

The age at which the public expects to retire has increased by one year, according to research by Scottish Widows.

Employers and insurers have revealed annual management charges as low as 0.1% in response to tabloid reports of “greedy” pension providers overcharging the public

Three leading local government pension schemes (LGPS) are helping to fund some of the UK’s fastest-growing companies in a private to public initiative.

A pension fund fraud paid for an Aston Martin car, a divorce settlement and properties in Koh Samui, Thailand, a high court judgement has revealed

Webb confirmed this would be a key consideration in whether auto-enrolment and Nest go ahead or adapt.

Independent trustees are raising concerns over efforts to speed up the assessment process for schemes wishing to join the Pension Protection Fund (PPF).