The disconnect between the UK equity markets and long-term investors’ objectives that led to 2011’s Kay review provided both sides with some key recommendations to improve this relationship.

A round-up of this week's pension stories from across the FT group, from the Swiss government selling 10-year debt at negative yields, to a surge in demand from schemes for private debt.

So there you have it. By the time you read this, swaths of people will have battered down their providers’ doors to get their mitts on their pension pots, to splash on posh cars and cruises. Or not.

A round-up of this week's pension stories from across the FT group, from retirees' data falling into the hands of pension scammers, to a Canadian pension fund buying a stake in the UK's busiest ports.

Video: What unknowns remain on the cusp of April 6? National Association of Pension Funds' DC policy lead Richard Wilson, and partner at consultancy LCP Andy Cheseldine discuss what is left to do and how to manage expectations (5:36).

The confirmation last week that we’ve hit a patch of ‘noflation’ – expected to become deflation from this month – did not come as a surprise to many.

From Labour calling 'scandalous' the progress on the delivery of pension reform advice, to UK pension funds increasingly being drawn towards real assets such as infrastructure.

Editorial: Despite the inevitable post-Budget hole-picking, you have to hand it George Osborne who did exactly what he set out to do in this year’s announcement. He must be feeling very smug.