Five stories you may have missed this week

WPC inquiry on LDI and the launch of the Living Pension standard

Professional Pensions
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Five stories you may have missed this week

This week’s top stories include a Work and Pensions Committee inquiry on liability-driven investments and the launch of the Living Pension standard by the Living Wage Foundation.

1. LDI has a 'number of deficiencies', says Trott There are several "deficiencies" around liability-driven investments, pensions minister Laura Trott says. 2. Living Wage Foundation unveils L...

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