Five stories you may have missed this week

Professional Pensions
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The top stories this week included articles on LCP’s warning that trustees will need to be corporate finance experts under new TPR powers, Livingbridge’s sale of Broadstone to Intermediate Capital Group, and the final approval of the Pension Schemes Bill.

1) Trustees will need to be corporate finance experts under new TPR powers Pension trustees will have much more involvement in business discussions and corporates will need to think more about p...

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