Round up - 11 July

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Pensions diversify but dubious about fees; Pensions select firms for direct investment; Steady yields tempt investors back; UK companies overpay £100bn in DB schemes; Accounting change to show extra public debt; Poor health means a better annuity - and now you can find one online; Rating the not-so-perfect pensions; Expat pensioners are costing millions; Frozen pensions: a tale of two expats

Pensions diversify but dubious about fees FTfm Pension funds are getting more adventurous. Over the past 10 years, they have increasingly deserted equities in favour of alternative investments. ...

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