The UK's largest master trust is exploring innovative ways in which to achieve better member representation within its ...

Lay trustees have an important role to play in governance and structures as pension schemes merge and scale up, according to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Speaking at the Pensions UK ...

The master trust will vote against board chairs if companies "materially" scale back climate strategies, as part of a new approach to stewardship.

Leaders of the government's productive finance investment project were out in force at the Pensions UK Investment Conference in Edinburgh this week, stepping up efforts to get more pension investment ...

Three of the UK's largest pension investors take different approaches to the balance of insourcing and outsourcing investment expertise and capabilities, as Louise Farrand reports.

Canada Life has completed a £105m full-scheme buy-in with a scheme sponsored by an unnamed industrials firm. The transaction ...

Former Green Party leader Caroline Lucas and ex-cabinet minister Michael Gove debated climate change investing and fiduciary ...

The government is taking the right approach to fiduciary duty in planning guidance rather than legislating, according to the chief executive of the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS).

The Department for Work and Pensions has set out how it expects master trusts and other DC providers to hit the £25bn scale ...

Investment bosses from Border to Coast, People's Pension and Railpen outline how their governance structures have helped them navigate market turbulence in recent months ...

An amendment tabled by Baroness Kramer has more than doubled the government's initial £2,000 annual cap for salary sacrifice, above which National Insurance contributions are payable.

Defined benefit pension schemes could see their liabilities rise by around 0.5% depending on demographics after new mortality data was released.