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This week's top stories were coverage of the court battle between BA and trustees over the purpose of a pension fund, and Conduent selling Buck Consultants.

House of Fraser is in talks with The Pensions Regulator (TPR) around the future funding of its defined benefit (DB) scheme as it seeks to restructure the business.

Nearly one in 10 over-55s fear they have been targeted by suspected scammers since the launch of the pension freedoms, research by Prudential has found.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has warned it will seize assets from employers who fail to pay fines relating to their schemes in a further strengthening of its enforcement activity.

Legal & General Mastertrust has appointed David Butcher to its board of trustees.

Delegate places at Pensions and Benefits UK (PBUK) are filling up fast - with over 600 scheme representatives having registered for PP's flagship event so far.

A third of drawdown users lack any investment experience but many of those do not seek any financial guidance or advice, Zurich research finds.

Aon Hewitt has become the first of the big three UK pension consultancy firms to release its 2017 accounts - reporting revenues of £317.6m in the year to 31 December.

Majority of respondents agree with the PLSA that regulation is too micro-managerial

Trustees would have limited role in scheme governance if their duties simply include applying the employers' remuneration strategy and always seeking consent for other changes, the Court of Appeal has been told.