Germany's social partner DC pensions expand steadily, offering employees security despite lingering doubts over recent ...

The Italian government has given its final seal of approval for a new kind of auto-enrolment that will come into force on 1 ...

Liquidity pressures push German plan sponsors towards staged and hybrid pension de-risking strategies despite economic ...

First and second pillar pension funds are increasingly backing domestic SMEs, infrastructure, and venture capital to boost strategic returns ...

New research suggests that pension funds take their climate targets more seriously than other financial institutions by doing more to implement them.

The Authority warns that insurers and pension funds' rising private credit exposure poses growing systemic risks ...

IPE covers a good variety of very current and relevant topics. It is good to read the high-level, independent and objective perspectives from pension funds in other European countries; many of them ...

A public-private initiative backed by Allianz, AXA, CDPQ and Zurich Insurance Group is preparing to launch a company dedicated to more easily mobilising private capital for sustainable development ...

Finnish pension funds Varma and Ilmarinen today reported higher January-to-September returns than those of their public-sector pensions peer Keva, as they prepare for a legislative reform allowing ...

UK regulators have been forced to put a new transition finance body on ice because they can’t find an appropriate person to chair it. The Climate Financial Risk Forum (CFRF), which is run by the ...

The Church of England Pensions Board (CEPB) has become the latest asset owner to revise its policy for investing in defence-related companies. The £3.2bn (€3.7bn) body announced it will tighten its ...

Railpen, the UK’s rail workers’ pension fund with £34bn (€40.5bn) in assets, has sold its third-party pension administration (TPA) business to Broadstone, after two decades of servicing external ...