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The FTSE 100 index has plummeted 14% from its peak of almost 7,000 in February to 5,996 as fears over Chinese stocks took hold.

Blue chips have halved deficit payments since 2012

FTSE 100 companies are facing tough demands for greater transparency about executive reward and performance targets.

Figures show the decline of final salary is accelerating

Could data protection officers reduce the chance of pension scams? Michael Klimes finds out

FTSE 100 companies reduced contributions to plug deficits in defined benefit (DB) pension schemes by 23% in the last accounting year, according to research.

Pension deficits of UK companies have risen by £107bn since March 2014, according to research.

Pensions are in constant flux but contributions remain stable even if employees are failing to make use of employer matches, Natasha Browne finds

PP looks at the impact of record-breaking share values on scheme funding

The proportion of FTSE 100 companies with sizeable defined benefit (DB) schemes has fallen to just over half, according to research from JLT Employee Benefits (JLT).