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EY has appointed Karina Brookes as director to lead its pensions covenant advisory team in London.

Most annuity holders would resist the urge to cash in their policies on a secondary market despite concerns people had got a bad deal from insurers, according to research.

Two north-west businesses have been wound up by the High Court after convincing 209 people to put total pension savings of £11.9m into a fraudulent investment scheme.

A small minority of employers say investing in employee health and wellbeing is a priority, despite nearly all of them (97%) believing it is linked to performance in the workplace.

Less than a quarter of employers believe the government's fit note scheme has resulted in returning employees to work more swiftly.

Here they are, the shortlists for the WSB Awards 2015.

Total deficits in FTSE 250 defined benefit (DB) pension schemes hit £12bn last year after rising more than 70% in 12 months, according to JLT Employee Benefits.

Pension schemes are likely to raise their exposure to equities in the next three years as they chase returns in the face of low bond yields, according to research.

Some workers put into Now Pensions and the People's Pension have been mistakenly enrolled multiple times, PP understands.

Danone is making a range of changes to its benefits package including potentially back-dating employer contributions for auto-enrolled staff and an all-inclusive salary sacrifice car scheme.