On the go: The trustees of the £11bn Co-op pension scheme, Pace, have chosen Legal & General Investment Management’s Future World Multi-Asset Fund as the default for its defined contribution section.

On the go: Only one in eight of the world’s largest-emitting companies are reducing carbon emissions at the rate required to keep global warming below 2C, a major new report has found.

On the go: In a trading update issued on July 5, insurer Rothesay Life said that in the first half of 2019 it assisted four pension schemes to de-risk their liabilities, resulting in new business premiums of £700m.

On the go: The government is still dragging its heels on pensions equality, former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb has argued.

On the go: UK companies could be understating their pension liabilities by as much as £260bn, according to XPS Pensions.

On the go: The Pension Protection Fund’s reserves fell to £6.1bn from £6.7bn, according to its latest annual report published today, the result of a record claim from the Kodak Pension Plan No 2.

On the go: The pension deficit for the UK’s 350 largest listed companies fell by £9bn to £48bn by the end of June from £57bn at the end of May, the most significant monthly improvement in funding levels since November 2018, according to Mercer.

On the go: The Pensions Trust, Fidelity, Standard Life and Stanplan A have gained authorisation from the Pensions Regulator, bringing the total number of approved master trusts to 10.

On the go: Aviva has launched a defined contribution default fund with environmental, social and governance considerations at its heart, in line with growing demand from workers.