The latest news in brief and mandates from the past seven days ...

Chancellor, John Healey, should leave pensions out of his first Budget on 28 October, AJ Bell has stated in its latest ...

The growing use of private markets in defined contribution (DC) schemes could squeeze active management out of listed ...

Retirement is increasingly being viewed as a flexible transition rather than a traditional hard stop, with only 16 per cent ...

Eight in 10 (80 per cent) defined benefit (DB) pension schemes could be insured within the next eight years, according to ...

Nearly all (94 per cent) investors with net-zero targets said they would maintain those commitments regardless of government policy, despite ongoing concerns over political and regulatory uncertainty, ...

Cost-of-living pressures continue to undermine workers’ ability to save enough for retirement, according to research from Broadstone ...

Pension scheme members are uncomfortable with artificial intelligence (AI) making pension-related decisions without human ...

The latest appointments from across the pensions industry ...

Compensation payments due to people who were wrongly advised to transfer out of their defined benefit (DB) pensions are expected to fall further in Q4 2026 amid rising bond yields, according to Broads ...

More than half (57 per cent) of defined benefit (DB) pension trustees have considered consolidation into a superfund, making it the endgame option most frequently explored among those surveyed by TPT ...

Two pension savers in England and Wales lost more than £400,000 each to scams in 2025/26, according to data obtained from the ...