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Auto-enrolment research predicts 200,000 job losses
3 Jul 2009
Auto-enrolment could lead to 200,000 job losses at smaller firms as labour costs will increase by around 2%, academic research predicts. ...(more)
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- Pension Commission not radical enough - Turner - 3 Jul 2009
Lord Turner believes his influential Pension Commission report was not radical enough and the state retirement age should be raised to 70. - Professional Pensions Show 2009 – programme unveiled - 2 Jul 2009
The programme for the 10th annual Professional Pensions Show - the occupational pensions industry's biggest two-day conference and exhibition - has been published. - Credit Suisse bolsters team to re-establish its TM offering - EXCLUSIVE - 2 Jul 2009
Credit Suisse has announced a number of new hires in its transition management business, as it attempts to re-build its reputation following the departure of key members of its European team last year. - Middle way schemes can save quality occupational provision - 1 Jul 2009
Government opposition to the introduction of "middle way" pension schemes has contributed to the recent spate of scheme closures, the Association of Consulting Actuaries says. - Scottish Widows study shows increase in retirement savings gender gap - 30 Jun 2009
Pension saving by women over 50 has been hit the hardest by the economic downturn, Scottish Widows research reveals.
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- Lindsay Tomlinson elected as NAPF chairman 16 Jun 2009
Barclays Global Investors Europe vice-chairman Lindsay Tomlinson has been elected as the new chairman of the National Association of Pension Funds. - Accounting proposals could slash profits by £50bn 15 Jun 2009
UK companies are putting aside £40bn in extra reserves to cover pension liabilities due to market uncertainty, a survey by KPMG reveals. - Government intervenes in Imperial legal test case - UPDATED 11 Jun 2009
The government has intervened in the Imperial Home Décor Pension Scheme legal challenge over fears the original ruling means it is in breach of European law.
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