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The industry is failing to inspire confidence in pensions according to research from PP that found seven out of ten professionals believe it is not doing enough to restore trust.

The Pensions Regulator must investigate the way in which employers consult with their workforces on scheme changes, the Association of Member Nominated Trustees says.

The Department for Work and Pensions has appointed Philip Langsdale as chief information officer.

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The pensions industry has used the Cabinet Office's ‘red tape challenge' to increase pressure on the government to abandon plans on Guaranteed Minimum Pension equalisation.

A key theme to pensions is responsibility.

The government risks undermining confidence in auto-enrolment through "endless changes and delays", warns the National Association of Pension Funds.

Large scale defined contribution schemes such as the National Employment Savings Trust could be run on a collective basis in future, the Pensions Policy Institute says.

The Scottish government has reopened talks with unions over public sector pension reform despite Westminster's insistence that it has made its final offer.

Members of the Pensions Action Group have renewed lobbying MPs to improve their compensation package from the Financial Assistance Scheme.