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Jenny Cosgrave investigates where schemes go from here

Firms will have to commit an additional £600bn to their defined benefit schemes if Solvency II is enforced by the European Union, J.P. Morgan warns.

In the second part of our run-down of the most read Professional Pensions Online articles in 2011, we look at the top 20 news stories during the year - starting with those in eleventh to twentieth place.

Half of institutional investors have voted down more than 50% of remuneration packages but have largely backed bankers' bonuses, according to a TUC survey.

Andrew Short considers the value of absolute return bond funds in overcoming the low returns caused by a stagnating economy

Global - Some 44% of the GP 100 Panel are taking advantage of lower equity valuations to re-risk their portfolios.

GLOBAL - Have you missed the biggest stories in pensions this week? Find out below, as we list the top 10 most popular stories on www.globalpensions.com over the past seven days.

Academics and industry specialists are working hard to make longevity risk investable on the capital markets, but the process is not without its growing pains, as Chris Panteli discovers.

UK - The Pensions Protection Fund has widened its selection of transition managers by recruiting nine firms to its panel, but missing from the list was incumbent State Street who the PPF said did not re-bid.

The Pension Protection Fund has widened its selection of transition managers by recruiting nine firms to its panel.