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Chancellor to use keynote speech to outline how British retirement funds could put more money into riskier assets
Report criticises lax oversight that created threat to economy after Truss ‘mini’ Budget
Rich clients rush to profit from giveaway but must consider wider picture
The creation of a number of ‘superfunds’ would result in more rewarding management of assets
MPs should make the case for funds to invest in the UK, rather than forcing them
Investment chief concerned by ‘stickiness of inflation’ and prefers infrastructure and forestry
Higher education leaders warn of ‘great strain’ as publicly funded organisations brace for increase in employer contributions
Yes, really
Vote paves way for Netherlands to move to a ‘defined contribution’ model by 2028
Pooling of tens of thousands of funds would drive investment in business, think-tank says
Scheme increases allocation to commercial real estate despite investor worries over sector
Move to shrink deficit set to affect almost 1,000 former and current lawmakers, including Nigel Farage and Marine Le Pen
UK’s biggest private sector pension plan says private details of members were on outsourcer’s hacked servers
Schemes survive in the private sector and are still going strong for public sector staff
Local authority fund CIO says government ambitions may conflict with duty to scheme members
Contributions seen as unnecessary with many retirement plans seeing unexpected surplus
Senior regulator urges ‘moderation’ as new data underlines potential market growth
UK watchdog says ‘more to be done’ over liquidity risks and conflicts of interest in LDI strategies
A €300mn deficit puts payouts at risk for members including Nigel Farage and Marine Le Pen
Political edicts on investment strategy are not the right way to emulate the country’s success
Retirement schemes fear chancellor is considering ways to compel them to put money into fast-growing British companies
The first part of a series on the crisis in European equities explores how a rush into safer assets has left the UK listing market moribund and is driving companies overseas
The scrapping of the lifetime allowance on contributions has rekindled interest among the well-off in employers’ pensions
Small number of insurance companies will dominate management of defined benefit scheme assets
Forecasts could cut liabilities of private sector defined benefit schemes, industry figures say
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