Top foreign investors have warned they could cut their US exposure if Treasury presses ahead

The Reform party has set its sights on unfunded schemes — but not everyone agrees they are a ‘major problem’

High-profile losses put spotlight on the Universities Superannuation Scheme’s push into private markets

Rising numbers of older people across the continent are straining budgets and making for some difficult political decisions

Calpers believes private markets will outperform in the long term. Sceptics question its strategy

Use of derivatives to enhance bets on UK government bonds raises parallels with strategies that fuelled 2022 meltdown

Use of derivatives to enhance bets on UK government bonds raises parallels with strategies that fuelled 2022 meltdown

Industry minister wants financial institutions to help cut the country’s economic dependence on the US

Chancellor’s Sterling 20 initiative will try to make it more seamless for pension funds to back British infrastructure and growth projects

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is on a mission to consolidate assets to lower costs and support investment

PFZW dumps world’s largest asset manager as European managers increasingly diverge with US over ESG

Populist party says taxpayers are being ‘taken for mugs’ over Local Government Pension Scheme

Rachel Reeves has given the former chief of a left-leaning think-tank a key role in preparing her Autumn Budget

Investment platforms report big inflows as yields rise

£500mn cash injection into Eelpower Energy aims to draw investors and ease grid pressures

Asset managers aim for new business as UK government pushes fewer, bigger schemes with better governance structures

Ministers want town hall schemes to combine assets

Chancellor Rachel Reeves welcomes deal amid concerns over UK stock market departures

Government to switch responsibility away from pension providers

Move announced as government appoints commission to look at boosting retirement savings

Torsten Bell says government will ‘complete the job’ of Blair-era reforms

Alastair King says investing in alternative assets will yield higher returns ahead of Mansion House speech

Overhaul of Eurozone’s largest retirement sector is expected to put pressure on continent’s debt markets

Britain’s ability to respond to future shocks is ‘substantially eroded’ because of high debt, says fiscal watchdog

Forcing defined contribution schemes to invest a minimum amount in private assets could ‘lead to poorer returns’

[FREE TO READ] Move by Lloyds Banking Group-owned pension provider comes as government pushes for more investment in British companies

One of country’s largest funds is ahead of schedule with plans to invest billions in UK and rest of continent

[FREE TO READ] For the first time in almost a generation, governments are starting to face regular resistance from investors when they try to sell long-term debt

Proposed law would give regulators option to force some defined contribution workplace schemes to back more British assets

Donald Trump’s trade war and rapidly mounting government debt have shaken confidence in American assets

Parliamentary bill presented on Thursday set to include a ‘reserve’ power that could force schemes to invest more in Britain

Donald Trump’s erratic policies have prompted ‘gut check’ review of asset allocation, says investment chief

Chancellor hopes plan to establish ‘megafunds’, circumscribed by binding allocation targets, will drive returns for savers

Government plans for infrastructure are ‘huge opportunity’, says CDPQ chief

The return of the bond vigilantes . . . in Japan?

Increase in Canada Pension Plan Investment Board’s exposure comes despite geopolitical tensions

A flagship cross-border product has attracted few users and assets since its launch three years ago

Number of mandates under review over asset managers’ record is growing, consultants say

US college funds are also rushing to complete sales ahead of potential changes to investment taxes

[FREE TO READ] Agency warns of strains caused by rising government debt and a widening budget deficit

Farage & Co could make a big splash at the pool party

[FREE TO READ] Big institutional money managers said to trim US exposure on concerns over policymaking

Canadian pension funds are increasingly favouring partnerships with buyout firms