Over half (57 per cent) of pension scheme trustees struggle with a lack of consistent data and inability to make comparisons, while 72 per cent require better environmental, social and governance (ESG) and carbon data, research from CACEIS has found

Defined benefit (DB) pension schemes trustees are unanimous in their belief that there is room for improvement in the way in which their schemes are run, according to a survey from Hymans Robertson

Industry experts have welcomed the Financial Conduct Authority’s finalised rules on the Long-Term Asset Fund (LTAF), although concerns remain around the charges involved and potential delays for members due to liquidity issues

Employers should "rise to the challenge" when undertaking member consultations to ensure that potential pension scheme changes are being properly communicated with members, Gallagher has said

The majority (92 per cent) of high-net-worth-individuals are underestimating how much money they need in retirement, according to the inaugural Saltus Wealth Index, with the average respondent misjudging the amount needed by almost half

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has finalised the rules for its Long-term Asset Fund (LTAF) framework in an effort to encourage greater investment in long-term illiquid assets and generate better returns for pension savers