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KPMG has announced three senior hires in its investment advisory team as the firm sets up an investment advisory practice in Bristol.

More than 60% of the largest UK pension funds have already changed or are in the process of switching their actuarial consultant, according to Barnett Waddingham research.

The pensions industry is split on its approach to dealing with the GMP equalisation, Aon says.

Here they are… The winners of the Professional Pensions Investment Awards 2018.

The Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) will carry out a new actuarial valuation of its funding position, as at March 2018.

This week's top stories included KPMG facing a disciplinary tribunal over its work in the Silentnight pensions case, and a proposal for simplified defined benefit structures

The government should introduce legislation to allow for defined benefit (DB) scheme rights to be simplified, say this week's Pensions Buzz respondents.

Employers that dish out higher pension contributions to directors than junior staff will face shareholder revolt if they fail to axe such practices.

The chief executive of HSBC, John Flint, is being pressured to appear before a newly formed cross-party group of MPs over a controversial pensions 'clawback' policy.

KPMG and partner David Costley-Wood have been accused of deliberately providing untrue, misleading or materially incomplete pensions information during the Silentnight saga.