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Defined benefit (DB) schemes are in favour of options providing more investment decision flexibility under The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) funding code and also back...

Leveraged liability-driven investment (LDI) strategies have made defined benefit schemes billions of pounds better off, the Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) has heard.

Infowars: There's a War on for your Mind!

In an earlier article, I explained that the collapse in the long-dated UK government bond (or gilts) market on September 28 that followed the ill-fated Kwarteng “mini budget” of a few days earlier had exposed a hitherto underappreciated problem: UK pension schemes were massively exposed to changes i

UK assets, EU carbon credits and Chinese tech were among the worst-performing  ETPs in Q3 as policymakers grappled an energy crisis...

IW speaks to trustees and consultants about the liquidity squeeze and what could happen next

The events of the past few days have rocked the UK pensions world. We saw a sharp increase in gilt yields which led to a fire-sale of assets and liquidity squeeze just days after the new chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced his controversial mini-Budget.

Apple stock has been a bellwether for consumer sentiment, and shares have had a tough week. A deeper sell-off could be the last straw for retail traders.

Howard Brindle was named group chief operating officer of Cardano Group, a U.K. pension adviser and investment manager.

The government could be considering launching yet another consultation into the defined contribution (DC) charge cap in order to direct cash into the government’s “levelling up” agenda.