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BlackRock has hired Simon Beresford and Neil Purvis as part of its to push to be "provider of choice" in the bundled defined contribution market.

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The average worker in a defined contribution pension scheme has lost £1,300 a year of future retirement income in the last six months, Alexander Forbes says.

Trustees are only "laying off risk" by using investment consultants and "can do more on their own", delegates heard

The Pensions Regulator has confirmed that addresses will remain under the category of common data and be subject to its stringent data targets.

The abolition of the default retirement age will mean employers have to sharpen their management processes, delegates heard.

Schroders is aiming to make active management more available to defined contribution investors by adapting a performance-related fee structure for one of its long-running global equity funds.

British workers remain uninformed and disengaged with pensions with almost half either not knowing how much they contribute or not contributing to a scheme at all, a survey reveals.

The multi-employer Students' Union Superannuation Scheme is to close to future accrual at the end of the month due to fears over section 75 debt liabilities.

Margaret Snowdon outlines admin association's priorities