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UK - Pension funds are calling for an urgent meeting with The Pensions Regulator to discuss ways of protecting UK pension schemes from the negative effects of quantitative easing.

Pension funds are calling for an urgent meeting with The Pensions Regulator to discuss ways of protecting UK pension schemes from the negative effects of quantitative easing.

Pension schemes will soon find themselves in gold, silver or bronze position as the Department of Work and Pensions gets into the spirit of the Olympics.

Investors responding to the EC's green paper on corporate governance agree institutions are responsible for improving corporate governance in Europe. But in the first of a three-part series, Emma Cusworth finds they take exception to the EC's view investors...

Industry requests for acquiring companies to consider target pension schemes in takeover bids came "too late in the day" to be considered as part of an amended Takeover Code, PP can reveal.

Pension schemes need a clearer sense of the infrastructure deal flow to enable them to seriously consider investing in infrastructure projects, Mark Hoban says.

Financial secretary to the Treasury Mark Hoban has said the government will not allow European regulators to overrule it on pensions.

Confidence in pensions hits record low; Confidence in pensions slumps to new low; 'Let people access their pension early'; Government urged to restore 120% drawdown limit; Women's Pensions

The National Association of Pension Funds has urged politicians to address a record drop in public confidence in pensions or risk mass opt-outs from auto-enrolment.

Call to reverse pensions reforms; 430,000 workers pay £11bn too much National Insurance; Pension accounting has caused closure of perfectly viable schemes; Pensions gap widens between bosses and staff