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The Pensions Regulator has been urged to report on the workplace defined contribution market in greater detail, after Office for National Statistics figures revealed the size of the market for the first time.

UK pension funds could reclaim about half a billion pounds from French tax authorities following a European court ruling.

The Bank of England's monetary policy committee has resisted calls for further quantitative easing and has left its programme of stimulus unchanged, while holding rates.

Royal London Asset Management saw a £495m business outflow last quarter as two large investors ditched their investment strategy with the firm, it announced today.

The Trinity Mirror pension scheme has seen its deficit fall by £54m in the first quarter after increasing the discount rate used to calculate its liabilities.

Barclays Corporate and Employer Solutions has added a specialist small business team to its employee benefits unit.

Public sector workers strike over pensions; Strike hits Heathrow passengers; Public sector pensions strikes and police protest - live; Nationwide strike over pay, pensions and jobs; Are public sector pensions too generous? Fear new burdens will offset...

Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers are expected to join a 24-hour strike on Thursday against proposed pension changes.

Legal & General (L&G) has named group chief financial officer Nigel Wilson as its new chief executive, replacing the outgoing Tim Breedon, who departs from the role next month.