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​​​​​​​On August 16, 2022, President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (the IRA) into law. Among the most notable IRA provisions is a 15% corporate alternative minimum...

Climate risk is not new, but we must admit that only recently has the defined benefit pensions community at large taken serious strides to notch it up its agenda.

US insurers will digest $40bn in pension assets this year but tight pricing and an economic downturn could lead to reflux

A reader reached out to me last week with a question about his Defined Benefit (DB) pension. He admitted that he didn’t know much if anything about pensio...

Despite lower discount rates, aggregate funding level for plans of S&P 1500 companies rose to 102%.

News analysis, case studies and informed comment on the challenges facing UK pension schemes, from Pensions Expert, a DG Publishing service

Pension transfer times remained steady between 1 July 2021 and 30 June 2022, despite transfer volumes rising by 64% in the last 12 months when compared with 2018, according to Origo’s latest transfer index.

Well-known punitive pension taxation rules plaguing certain members of the NHS Pension Scheme are among the key reasons which have led to an emergency workforce crisis facing Britain’s health sector, the British Medical Association (BMA) says.

The industry is almost evenly split on whether it agrees the Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) proposed rules for the long-term viability of defined benefit (DB) schemes’ funding are necessary, a PP poll reveals.

The UK government has unveiled a new pension scheme to provide workers with more options for their retirement funds.