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Regulator disqualifies trustee for abusing his role at Ericsson; Ministers accused of stealth move on new pension scheme; Scottish Widows investment chief quits to head Morley; Increase in pension protection levy may force schemes to close

Regulator disqualifies trustee for abusing his role at Ericsson The Telegraph (pg B1) TPR has used its powers to disqualify a trustee for the first time since its inception. David John Foster, t...

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