While Icelandic pension funds support legislation on their boards’ gender ratio, some are struggling to meet its requirements

Icelandic pension funds are considering buying Íslandsbanki, one of the three major retail banks rescued after the island’s 2008 financial system collapse

Iceland's pension funds are up in arms at what are characterised as interrogations of pension fund board members. But the inquisitor-in-chief says the interviewees are treated to cake

Iceland’s government has announced it will not call on the pension sector to fund a new university hospital

Pension funds highlight concerns that continuing investment restrictions will give new impetus to inflation

Having been hit hard by the global financial crisis, Iceland’s pension system is facing a number of challenges to counter current pressures

Nordic governments may not be as ruthless as some of their southern neighbours when using pension money for policy ends but they are not above applying political pressure

Despite capital controls banning Icelandic investment in foreign companies, several pension funds in the country have begun doing so

Stapi lífeyrissjóður managing director Kári Arnór Kárason tells George Coats why his fund is proposing to take pensioners into one fund and focus on investments in another

Three questions to Stapi's managing director Kári Arnór Kárason