The top stories this week were Ros Altmann criticising bullying by WASPI supporters and the government forcing trust-based schemes to report on transfer performance.
Also this week, Rothesay Life was in talks to buy Aegon's annuity book, BSW Timber made £5m liability savings through a mortality survey, and RPMI Railpen strengthened its in-house investment team....
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