The Oxford Instruments Pension Scheme has completed a £213m buy-in with Royal London, securing the benefits of more than 1,600 members

More than four in five employers (81 per cent) supported employees in understanding and managing their pension savings during employment and into retirement in 2025, according to research from Barnett Waddingham

The UK pension scheme of an unspecified Japanese bank has completed a £24m full buy-in with Just Group, securing the benefits of the scheme’s approximately 160 members

Tumelo has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) platform for shareholder voting research and recommendations aimed at asset owners and managers

Pension organisations have raised concerns over the government’s decision to scrap the Audit and Corporate Governance Reform Bill.

The government wrote to the Business and Trade Committee, informing it of its intention not to consult on the bill, as it felt it would increase costs on businesses, the need for major reform was less pressing than it was, and because parliamentary time was limited

UK pension schemes’ exposure to US assets has become an “increasingly uncomfortable contradiction” for trustees, Isio chief investment officer, Barry Jones, has said