Round up - October 10
Fund managers told 'don't panic' over the elephant in the room; Pension lifeboat liabilities increase; Banking crisis: Retirees may not be forced to buy annuities before age of 75; Relief rally at Aviva; Government considers Tory proposal on annuities; Darling cool on rescuing councils caught out with Icesave investments
Fund managers told 'don't panic' over the elephant in the room Financial Times It wasn't quite a case of fund managers clinging to each other in the bars and shouting, Corporal Jones-like, "Don't panic!"...
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