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Regulator says insurers’ increasing use of ‘funded reinsurance’ risks creating ‘systemic vulnerability’
National insurance contributions can filled as far back as 2006
The creation of a number of ‘superfunds’ would result in more rewarding management of assets
UK’s largest corporate retirement plan wants to take advantage of banks’ growing reluctance to lend
AIMCo looks to invest ‘billions’ in country as CEO says city a better global gateway than New York
Plus, Dutch pensions overhaul, US stocks diverge, and Klint and Mondrian at Tate Modern
Reform of the system is vital but there are pros and cons to the idea of retooling the PPF
APG sees big rethink on investment in the country as geopolitical risks increase
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
We’ve never expected people to be living into their 10th decade, so we’ve never planned for it. Now that must change
Pullback follows similar decisions by GIC and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
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
Government examines sweeping change to role of Pension Protection Fund to unlock billions for investment
The real problem is that British companies do not want to increase capital expenditure
Scheme increases allocation to commercial real estate despite investor worries over sector
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves wants to boost capital available to fast-growing companies
Move to shrink deficit set to affect almost 1,000 former and current lawmakers, including Nigel Farage and Marine Le Pen
Funds say members’ personal data is likely to have been stolen in security breach
Biggest US public pension fund to begin extensive review of its $52bn of assets in the sector
Bank is under pressure from its largest shareholder to cut costs and focus investment on Asia
UK’s biggest private sector pension plan says private details of members were on outsourcer’s hacked servers
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