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The Pensions Regulator has announced three non-executive directors will join the organisation from next month.

Scheme deficits remained largely unchanged over the last year despite gains in asset prices, Pension Protection Fund research says.

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FTSE350 defined benefit deficits have risen 11% over November but funding ratios remains stagnant at 90%, a Mercer survey shows.

Professional Pensions assembled a panel of four industry experts to talk about the importance of being gilt-edged; the the use of government bonds as an asset class; and discount rate smoothing.

The auto-enrolment earnings trigger could be pushed up to £9,440 following a surprise increase in the personal tax allowance in yesterday's Autumn Statement.

Leading industry figures have called for the industry to consider a code of conduct for third party evaluators.

Mercer Workplace Savings has increased its client base to more than 50 companies over the year with assets under management now at £2.2bn.

Mercer has chosen Fiona Dunsire to replace Alan Whalley as UK chief executive.

Almost half of investment consultants have no professional qualifications, according to a survey of the major consultants by IC Select.