Liability driven investment can be adapted for defined contribution schemes to allow members to stay in growth assets for longer, Schroders argues.

The Pensions Regulator has reassured banks and administrators that it will not "frustrate" the rescue culture in the UK in the wake of the Nortel/Lehmans ruling.

Markets are not working for pension funds and the savers they support - that is the conclusion of Professor John Kay's review into the structure of UK equity markets.

Schemes are using investment outperformance to cut employer contributions by as much as 30% over the next decade, as low discount rates continue to inflate liabilities.

More than three-quarters of asset owners consider climate change integration in manager selection, a global survey reveals.

Dalriada Trustees has launched a High Court action against three investment companies and two former trustees in a bid to recover £18m of assets invested in two alleged pension liberation schemes.

Pensioners are as satisfied with their lives as teenagers aged between 16 and 19, Office for National Statistics reveals.

Pension funds need to undergo a "major change" of attitude towards their asset managers to combat short-termism in the markets, a government-commissioned review says.

Here it is. The Kay Review's 17 key recommendations to restructure UK equity markets:

The Royal Bank of Scotland has become the first UK company to auto-enrol its workforce under the government's requirements, with 40% of newly enrolled members choosing to opt out.