Solvency II’s younger sibling IORP II is sitting in limbo while the EC decides whether to roll it out in its current form at the risk of bankrupting firms with funding gaps

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

The Swedish regulator’s proposals on how to extrapolate the risk-free yield curve under Solvency II has been given a positive reception by the industry

Allan Polack, chief executive officer of Nordea Asset Management, is heading up a task force that looks to influence policymakers in Brussels to ensure regulation does not hinder institutional investors from making long-term investment decisions.

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

As a new government investigation into IORPs regulation in Sweden gets underway, the sector anticipates its release from ‘legal limbo’

Denmark is implementing Solvency II-inspired capital requirements to fill the regulatory gap left by the directive's postponement. But Finanstilsynet's Jan Parner is not concerned about moving ahead too swiftly

Finland’s pension system is in good health, but pension companies should look to reduce administration costs and abandon their equity home bias, according to two foreign experts

The government’s banking law commission hits a brick wall as overoptimistic timescales and a concerned industry mean hopes of passing a new pension law are delayed

Correspondence seeking to clarify the relationship between the two directives has entirely the opposite effect