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A group of lawyers and investment consultants working on a service to aid £0.5bn of institutional infrastructure investment denies it is competing with the government's Pension Infrastructure Platform.

Helen Morrissey asks if it is the government’s responsibility to deal with accountancy standards.

The move to a Hutton-style Local Government Pension Scheme has moved a step closer after the GMB union overwhelmingly voted yes to reforms.

Employers and HR professionals can now access free guidance on the implementation of the government's new pension saving rules.

The UK pensions industry has reacted to a consultation on a proposed EU-wide pensions directive with unanimous condemnation.

Multi-employer occupational schemes are an attractive alternative to standard DC offerings, say Alex Rush and Fraser Sparks.

The Pensions Archive Trust - an incredibly worthy body dedicated to collating and preserving historical documents relating to the pensions industry - has just launched an appeal to raise funding to secure its future.

Hannah Brenton looks at the continuing debate on DC charges

The National Association of Pension Funds has hit back at "completely absurd" claims it is watering down its code of conduct on charges.

The consultation an impact assessment of a Europe-wide pensions regime is flawed and has been rushed through, says the National Association of Pension Funds.