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Lessons from the UK’s near-meltdown
Financial stability chief says further steps needed to boost sector’s resilience after September liquidity crisis
Government presses ahead with plans to funnel scheme funds into infrastructure and start-ups
Value-for-money test proposals will affect millions of retirement savers
Ageing population and underemployment add to pressures as Seoul pushes for reform
Nest and Cushon schemes with £26bn under management look to put funds into trees as a growth area
Asset manager looks to diversify beyond retail and institutional equity and bond funds
Shareholder proposals face challenge from political backlash
The onus on employees to challenge workplace pension problems needs to change
Complaints to the ombudsman rise amid concerns over workers at smaller companies
Unions oppose President Emmanuel Macron’s proposal to raise retirement age from 62 to 64
Students and staff will suffer unless we find a lasting way to fund British undergraduate degrees
Expectation of a long and healthy old age is unequally distributed, piling up advantages for the affluent
Falling prices and rising interest rates create retirement dilemma for millions
Billionaire’s attack raises questions about retail financial advice
Comfortable world of defined benefit schemes has dominated UK news — what about the rest of us?
Disposal part of broader shake-up across Big Four accounting firms
Top 10 per cent male earners pay more in national insurance than they get in retirement benefit, study reveals
Raising the retirement age is necessary but fraught with political challenges
Prime minister Élisabeth Borne seeks to assuage union anger at reforms by vowing to increase minimum pension
Passing law on retirement system is test of whether president can deliver on his second-term agenda
Cost of living crisis increases risks of taking out too much too soon
But any drop in rates later in 2023 could hit demand recovery
Rising interest rates and falling stock markets have changed the picture for retirement schemes
Calls grow for regulation of UK’s influential and concentrated investment advice sector
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