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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) expects the guidance guarantee to "help people understand the questions they should be asking", not offer choices for them, director of policy David Geale has told MPs.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has replaced 35 trustees in the last two years as part of efforts to clampdown on pension scams.

Fathers in the civil service sharing parental leave with their partner will receive equal entitlements to that of mothers, under new proposals announced by Nick Clegg this week.

Large corporate organisations should be helping smaller companies to invest and develop in staff health and wellbeing strategies, according to Professor Sir Cary Cooper and Dame Carol Black.

Smoking intervention is the least popular of all health intervention programmes provided by UK companies, research reveals.

Dame Carol Black is hoping smaller employers will use the government's £500 tax relief for return to work interventions after lobbying on their behalf.

Hear from Cass Business School about how to use benefits to enhance overall business performance.

PwC has signed up the majority of insurers involved in the bulk annuity market to its Skyval Insure platform in a bid to make pricing easier for corporates and trustees.

Sue Curley has been appointed to lead the defined contribution (DC) trust-based services in the UK by Buck Consultants.

Pensions Ombudsman Tony King is stepping down less than two years into his four year term, with his deputy also set to leave the organisation.