Five stories you might have missed this week
This week's top stories included reports that the Pensions Regulator and Sir Philip Green may be close to a deal over the BHS pension schemes.
There was also coverage of the government announcing a consultation on hidden costs and charges, and JLT making the case for defined benefit consolidation. 1) BHS pensions: Sir Philip Green and TPR...
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Brunel hands £325m climate mandate to Nordea AM
The Brunel Pension Partnership has handed a £325m specialist climate and environment equity mandate to Nordea Asset Management.
RPMI Railpen and First Base to develop £155m mixed-use Cambridge neighbourhood
RPMI Railpen and developer First Base have entered into a contract to acquire a £155m mixed-use neighbourhood in Cambridge City Centre.
Timeline for pensions dashboards announced - Data standards due in December but consumer offering delayed until at least 2023
The Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) has published its second progress update report – setting out a timeline for the development of the project.
Have your say: Is the DWP right to mandate use of simpler annual statements for auto-enrolment DC schemes?
In this week's Pensions Buzz we want to know whether you think the Department for Work and Pensions is right to mandate the use of simpler annual statements for auto-enrolment defined contribution schemes?
Pension raid for property leaves industry vexed
Almost three-quarters of PP readers disagree that pension scheme members should be allowed to access funds early to use as a house deposit.
