Mary McDougall

From 2029, workers will only be able to pay £2,000 into the scheme and receive tax relief

How Budget rumours are adding stress to a system that is already struggling

Plus, K&E changes tactics, London’s quant renaissance and Peter Doig’s House of Music at the Serpentine

Take-private offer would ‘de-risk’ US asset manager that is ‘highly sensitive to capital market and geopolitical dynamics’

Move comes ahead of summits that aim to strengthen relationships between institutional investors and policymakers

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

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

Proposed allocation would boost investment into British companies by more than £75bn

Pension Protection Fund cuts participation charge to zero for this year after the government moves to lift restriction

QuadReal bets on race to develop Britain’s digital infrastructure and address its housing shortage