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Rothesay Life has entered into talks to buy Aegon's £8bn ($11.57bn) annuity book according to Sky News.

This week we want to know if the criticism of Ros Altmann on the women's state pension age has been fair and whether the view public sector pensions are unfairly generous is correct.

BSW Timber has saved £5m in liabilities and reduced its deficit by a quarter due to a medically underwritten mortality study (MUMS).

Three newly-created roles have been made at RPMI Railpen in a bid to strengthen its investment capabilities.

Pensions minister Ros Altmann has said that she has been bullied by supporters of the Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) campaign.

BAE has launched its first international employee share purchase plan available for non-UK taxpayers.

The pensions ombudsman (PO) has dismissed a complaint against Johnson Controls that they did not grant a member an unreduced early retirement pension.

Paying actuaries more money does not lead to better services for schemes according to PP research.

Auto-enrolment (AE) would not be undermined if the Chancellor introduces a flat rate tax incentive in next month's Budget, according to Standard Life's Jamie Jenkins.

There is no low cost solution for retirees or any idea of how and when it will be provided according to London Business School executive David Pitt-Watson.