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Three men have been arrested under suspicion of the manipulation of Libor.

Standard Life has made six recommendations on how to ensure a "positive experience and outcome" for defined contribution savers.

Solvency II-style capital requirements for schemes could cost employers £350bn, cut 180,000 jobs from the economy and reduce the value of pensions warns the Confederation of British Industry.

The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority has launched a consultation on how national regulators submit information to it.

The search for Pensions Personality of the Year is back by popular demand - and we are asking you to nominate candidates for the 2013 accolade.

Two doctors and their accomplice have been banned from acting as directors of a company for more than 14 years for failing pay almost £700,000 in staff pension contributions to their scheme.

More than £900m bulk annuity transactions were agreed between July and September 2012, bringing total business to £2.5bn in the year so far.

Cumbria City Council has awarded the £130m fixed income mandate of its pension scheme to Standard Life Investments.

Trade bodies have balked at the prospect of an increase in the Pension Protection Fund compensation cap, arguing the cost will be passed onto schemes and employers.

FTSE350 defined benefit deficits have risen 11% over November but funding ratios remains stagnant at 90%, a Mercer survey shows.