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The ‘no change' announcement by the Office for National Statistics has added £20bn to FTSE100 deficits as gilt market expectations for inflation increased.

A group of 14 insurers have signed up to an agreement on charge disclosure drawn up by the Association of British Insurers.

Former tax boss Andrew Meeson played a leading role in a "blatant" £5m pension tax relief scam, a court heard.

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has again voted against an extension of its quantitative easing programme.

Consultant Towers Watson has been granted a license to use ITM's data analytics software eDAaRT.

Industry figures have cautiously welcomed the publication of new guidance for trust-based defined contribution schemes from The Pensions Regulator, but expressed disappointment that it does not focus on contract-based schemes.

Former tax boss Andrew Meeson and his business associates pocketed £5m in a "very simple and very lucrative scam" by claiming tax relief on fictitious pension contributions, a court heard.

After consulting on options for changing Retail Prices Index, the Office for National Statistics has chosen 'none of the above' and proposed a new index to be published in parallel.

The Pensions Regulator has launched a consultation on its proposed new regulatory approach to workplace defined contribution schemes ahead of full-scale auto-enrolment.

The Pensions Regulator has urged trustees and employers to move away from small schemes in its proposed new regulatory approach to trust-based defined contribution schemes.