Five stories you may have missed this week
This week's top stories included coverage of the ongoing Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) saga, where members rejected a negotiated deal between their union and the employers.
Also, Prudential sold its £12bn annuity book to Rothesay Life, and Philip Hammond's Spring Statement was devoid of any direct pensions measures. Finally, auto-enrolment contributions could eat up 21%...
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Lothian Pension Fund appoints IT managed service provider
The Lothian Pension Fund has appointed Ireland-based firm Cased Dimensions as its IT managed service provider.
Goddard Perry Consulting launches standalone employee benefits business
Goddard Perry Consulting has launched an employee benefits business after a strategic review looking at how it can best service its customers in the health, group risk and pensions governance space.
Losses to pension fraud so far in 2021 reach £1.8m
Action Fraud has revealed £1.8m has already been lost this year to pension fraud, as it warns savers to be vigilant and protect their pensions.
Industry lambasts normal minimum pensions age change as final consultation closes
The industry has criticised the government’s planned increase of the normal minimum pension age (NMPA) ahead of the close of HM Treasury’s consultation on its confirmation tomorrow.
PensionBee valued at £365m ahead of IPO
PensionBee has a market capitalisation of £365m and has set an initial public offering share price of 165p.
