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Focus remains on managing volatility for European funds

Posted on Monday May 20

Inability to retire due to inadequate pension savings

Two thirds of employers believe that almost half their workforce will be unable to retire at State Retirement Age due to inadequate pension savings

Over 70 per cent of employers say that this will impact their ability to take on younger employees and graduates, while over a third say it will negatively impact on productivity

Hymans Robertson launch a radical new approach for DC pensions to help address this issue by actively supporting employees to achieve a target retirement income

Posted on Monday May 20

NSPCC Pension Scheme insured by PIC

Posted on Monday May 20

Big opportunities in smaller companies?

Posted on Friday May 17

The implications of the public sector pension reforms

Posted on Friday May 17

Mind the gap - new thinking in DC investment

Posted on Friday May 17

EIOPA paper on possible EU-single personal pension market

EIOPA publishes discussion paper on a possible EU-single market for personal pension products
Posted on Thursday May 16

Can regulation drive us towards pension’s efficiency?

Posted on Wednesday May 15

Waking up the pension sleepwalkers

Posted on Wednesday May 15

Committee welcomes ban on consultancy charges

Posted on Tuesday May 14

Pension's Bill will be good for financial advisers

Posted on Monday May 13

Liabilities reach record highs as FTSE350 deficits rise

•Pension scheme accounting deficits for FTSE350 companies were £108bn at 30 April 2013, corresponding to a funding ratio of assets over liabilities of 84%.

•Although the equity markets recovered quickly from the falls in early April, the fall in high quality corporate bond yields increased liability values to levels not seen since March 2007.

•Over the month pension deficits increased by £19bn (compared to a deficit of £89bn[1] at 31 March 2013). As at 31 December 2012 pension deficits stood at £72bn (corresponding to funding level of 88%).

Posted on Monday May 13