The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is set to consider bringing administrators for defined contribution (DC) schemes under some form of regulation in order to ensure their "successful operation".

Hannah Brenton talks to Andrew Warwick-Thompson about shoddy clocks, DC regulation and intervention

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will call for evidence on quality standards across all defined contribution schemes later this year.

Schemes are delaying de-risking plans and reviewing automatic triggers as sponsors increasingly believe gilt yields will rise in the short term, a senior actuary says.

Loan notes are becoming popular in asset-backed funding as pension schemes and sponsors increasingly use special purpose vehicles (SPVs) to reduce scheme deficits, lawyers say.

F&C Investments has expanded its institutional team with two key hires, as the asset manager seeks to grow its institutional business after a significant restructuring under activist investor Edward Bramson.

UK schemes have slashed equity allocations to below 40% in the past year, bringing portfolios more in line with their European counterparts, according to Mercer.

Legal and General Property (LGP) has agreed to forward fund a £25.7m student accommodation scheme pre-let to the University of the Arts London.

Hannah Brenton analyses the central bank’s record rate cut and where it might turn next

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