The Marks & Spencer pension scheme's net surplus has grown from £168.5m to £221.2m over the last six months, driven by asset performance.

Osborne Clarke has boosted its pensions team with a senior hire from CMS Cameron McKenna.

Bulk annuity business was up fivefold in the second quarter of the year, but falling affordability pushed schemes towards buy-ins rather than buyouts, research shows.

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Jack Jones on compensation rules

The trustee of the T&N Retirement Benefit scheme has denied it has the power to boost benefits for members who are subject to the Pension Protection Fund compensation cap.

Jack Jones looks at how the Maxwell pension disaster unfolded