Pensions

Watchdog said it saw 'significant deficiencies' in the management of risk during last year's LDI crisis

Having doubled cash buffers, 'things need to get way worse than they did in September' for a repeat of the LDI crisis, Smits tells FN

Solving London's listings dilemma risks running aground with weak arguments

Insurance giant grows ahead of guidance, reporting £2,5bn in profit

Influential executive set to depart after hunting for a new leader for the financial services behemoth

Loosening capital buffers increases risks, while new investment might just be hoarded

Pension funds are overhauling portfolios amid predictions of persistent higher inflation and slowing economic growth

CEO of the profit for purpose organisation tells Financial News pension funds, investment consultants and asset managers must address barriers like stakeholder representation

The final rules include cutting the so-called risk margin significantly, with a 65% cut for long-term life insurance businesses and a 30% cut for general insurance businesses

A letter from the FSB to the G20 says the developments of the last year show financial stability cannot be taken for granted

The US asset manager expects new client numbers for its UK platform to hit 125,000 this year, a sign it is starting to nip at the heels of some larger rivals

Former pensions minister says BoE is 'oblivious to its own role in this meltdown'

Macro, energy, climate and crypto risks are undermining financial stability, says Klaas Knot

Radical action in the bond market has helped calm key pension strategies, firm says

Insurance market set to take significant loss amid conflict in eastern Europe