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Xafinity has binned its in-house trustee firm HR Trustees and appointed Bridge Trustees for its master trust after The Pensions Regulator highlighted industry-wide conflict of interest concerns.

Andrew Cheseldine of LCP discusses the broader implications of auto-enrolment.

Just how are we going to get more people saving for retirement?

Annual allowance changes are forcing schemes to offer non-pensionable cash supplements and slower accrual rates to stop employees breaching the £50,000 limit on pension contributions.

Government should cap defined contribution scheme charges to match the existing limits on stakeholder pensions to avoid complaints about ‘mis-selling', the Workplace Retirement Income Commission says.

Panellists discuss the preparations schemes are making ahead of the introduction of auto-enrolment and whether bundled schemes are unsuitable for this

This week's letter to the editor comes from First Actuarial's Henry Tapper

Defined benefit assets managed under a liability-driven mandate surged last year, as traditional mandates plateau with pension investors, a key study shows.

Schroders has launched a dynamic multi-asset fund to offer DC schemes an alternative to passive defaults.

Union members at Severn Trent Water have staged a demonstration at the company's Annual General Meeting over plans to close its £1.2bn defined benefit scheme.