Editorial: The Supreme Court's decision to grant Mr Walker’s husband spousal benefit entitlements as if he were a wife should be applauded. But it is sad to learn that UK law still enshrined unequal treatment of gay people.

The Supreme Court has overruled the Equalities Act 2010 in Walker v Innospec, meaning pension schemes can no longer refuse pensions to same-sex spouses for pre-2005 service, but has stopped short of giving equal pension rights to a part-time worker.

The Qinetiq Pension Scheme has seen a £605m boost to its liability-driven investments and has begun discussions over its long-term future as it nears full funding.

Editorial: Employees value having a workplace pension. What’s more: young people are more likely to recognise the need for a pension.

It had to happen at some point: the Financial Conduct Authority has set its sights on the investment consulting market.

Editorial: Was it because she needed to be at Ascot later that day that the Queen’s Speech seemed shorter this time?

After the intensity and frequency of debate and consultation on pension issues, the industry is left in limbo by the government’s legislative programme.

Editorial: We have a new pensions minister. All right, strictly speaking he is not a minister, and he is also no longer just in charge of pensions.

The Transport for London pension fund is introducing a new administration system that will give members a self-service option, something experts say can help reduce costs in the long term.