Defined benefit (DB) pension schemes should make sure their data is up to date and fit for purpose, Hymans Robertson warned, as insurers may refuse to quote or provide pricing for buy-in and buyout if ...

Recent defined benefit (DB) pension funding progress and large numbers of bulk annuity deals are expected to offer ...

Pension investment in infrastructure is set to increase as pension schemes mature and investment capabilities increase, although better processes and mechanisms to define and collect consistent data ...

Elizabeth Passey has been appointed the new chair of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme's (FSCS) board ...

A "broader approach" to pension reform is needed to make the UK more attractive for both domestic and international investors, the Investment Association (IA) has said. Ahead of the government's ...

Women at age 55 have an average of 43 per cent less in their pension pot than men, research from Royal London has revealed ...

Industry experts have outlined their key asks ahead of the October Budget, urging the government to consider the long-term impact of any potential changes to the pensions market, particularly tax chan ...

It is “highly unlikely” that the Chancellor will bring in a flat rate of pension tax relief in the Autumn Budget, LCP has ...

The combined IAS19 pensions surplus for UK FTSE 100 defined benefit (DB) pension schemes remained steady at around £60bn in September, having stayed at a consistent level over the whole quarter, accor ...

Pension transfer activity hit a record low of an annualised rate of 14 members in every 1,000 transferring their benefits to ...

The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) has appointed Procentia as its expert partner for digital admin ...

The Pensions Scams Industry Group (PSIG) has urged the industry to advocate for the fair treatment of the Ark Pension Schemes victims and push for necessary reforms ...