Europe

The declining rate of home ownership in the UK could be the death knell for auto-enrolment, an expert warns.

A European Court of Justice ruling last week could help UK pension funds reclaim millions of pounds from French tax authorities. Michael Bow explores the background

Con Keating makes the case for a super-long conventional bond issuance.

Goldman's O'Neil aims for BoE; Cameron warns Euro crisis has just begun; Spain in double dip

Emerging market equity and debt will see a surge in demand from institutional investors over the next 18 months, signalling renewed confidence in developing economies, a fund manager survey shows.

Hannah Brenton reports from the International Corporate Governance Network conference, held in London last week.

Equity valuations that reflect "unrealistically large declines in growth and returns" present one of the best buying opportunities in a generation, according to Goldman Sachs.

Andrew Short looks at why dividends could be making a comeback

Future European defined benefit regulations could segment schemes into different sectors to reflect the business risks of their sponsoring employers.

Lynn Strongin Dodds looks at scheme choices