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Partnership has completed a £206m buy-in covering high value members of a "multi-billion pound scheme" in the biggest medically underwritten bulk annuity deal to date.

EasyJet is introducing biopsychosocial assessments into the workplace, where referral rates to its occupational health services have risen by around 17% this year.

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has shunned the idea of creating an industry-specific levy framework over concerns that it was "too easy to manipulate".

The axing of the requirement for companies to issue quarterly reports will dent the short-term investment cycle and remove clutter from corporate reporting, according to a range of experts.

Bad headlines about annuities in April 2015 could lead to a "tragedy" of people not buying them anymore according to Michelle Cracknell.

PP has launched an event to guide defined benefit (DB) trustees and managers ahead of the incoming pensions flexibilities at an event next year.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has dished out £658,298 on its most expensive legal battle in over two years, PP can exclusively reveal.

The biggest stories on PP this week include the winners of our first investment awards, the end of the death tax on annuities and the emergence of a market in distressed pensions debt. Here's what you might have missed.

Employers are offering no health or wellbeing benefits for 40% of their employees, a survey conducted by Bupa finds.

In a letter to the editor, Capita Employee Benefits denies claims it is to blame for MyCSP civil service pension payment delays.