KKR and Blackstone fund units sued in dispute over Kentucky pension plan

Small firms more likely to make mistakes in payroll

The deal, which covers 22,000 pensioners, is the UK’s biggest bulk annuity buy-in

The industry is still young but better regulation and a huge population are a draw for investors

Leading providers band together as fears grow that government will drop support

Inability to track down lost savings could dent retirement income, says study

Pension scheme looks to tap fast-growing emerging markets for greater returns

Partnership with ChinaAMC focused on rapid expansion of nascent retirement market

Retirees more vulnerable to fraudsters pursuing accessible cash, warn watchdogs

Law firm that sued British government sends letter to the biggest UK schemes

Retirement plan trustees are waking up to the threat of climate change on their portfolios

At least a quarter of ‘master trusts’ to be wound up in face of stricter rules

Red ink at Calpers could run into hundreds of millions of dollars

NPS move meant to spur follow-on adoption by country’s other institutional investors

Industry makes appeal to committee following reports the scheme was to be killed off

CMA releases findings from probe into industry that advises pension scheme managers

Review proposes mandatory tenders for ‘big three’ advisers to £1.6tn pensions industry

Scheme will exclude palm oil, thermal coal, tobacco and uranium

Active versus passive debate reopens as US looks to address $6tn hole in liabilities

Annual JPMorgan survey shows less interest in fixed income among institutions