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Regulators have joined forces to raise awareness of pension liberation "predators" who target cash-strapped workers promising to release their pension as a loan or lump sum.

Mercer's former UK chief executive Alan Whalley has been appointed chairman of Wealth at Work it has been announced.

Legal and General Investment Management has teamed up with PensionsFirst to develop an online monitoring and analytics platform for smaller schemes.

Rothesay Life has refinanced £100m of debt with MassMutual, a US mutual life insurer.

Premier has launched a fixed-fee service for charities, as not-for-profit organisations struggle to fund ballooning pension deficits.

Three-quarters of judges will not face cuts to their pensions, the government said yesterday, as it backtracked on plans to include judges in the Civil Service pension scheme.

Companies must do more to link executive remuneration with long-term business performance, a report from Hermes Equity Ownership Services and the National Association of Pension Funds says.

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has said inflation may remain above the 2% target for the next two years, in part due to sterling weakness.

Trevor Matthews, chief executive of Aviva UK, is to step down from the role.

Almost two-thirds of senior sponsor employees who are trustee-facing have no reporting line into the chair of trustees, Mercer research says.