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The Labour party has appointed Jack Dromey as shadow pensions minister, replacing Alex Cunningham who resigned last month.

Carillion has filed for compulsory liquidation after emergency talks with its lenders and the government failed to reach a deal that would save the company.

The Tax Incentivised Savings Association (TISA) will not be pursuing plans to provide a defined benefit (DB) transfer guidance service, it has confirmed to PP.

Average retirement income has hit a record high of £19,900 but half of employees planning to retire this year believe it won't be enough, research by Prudential reveals.

South Tyneside Council and Northumberland County Council are setting up a shared administration service for their pension funds to improve efficiencies and benefit from greater economies of scale.

Aviva has appointed Jonathan Parker to oversee the investment strategy of its master trust.

Industry voices outrage over salary disconnect after research shows how much FTSE 100 top bosses earn over the average worker.

This week's top stories included coverage of Theresa May's reshuffle, in which the Department for Work and Pensions was given its fifth secretary of state within two years.

Concerns over the potential imminent collapse of construction group Carillion has led to crisis talks over its 13 UK defined benefit (DB) schemes, according to reports.

Ex-BHS owner Dominic Chappell has been found guilty for failing to provide information to The Pensions Regulator (TPR) on three occasions.