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The charity People Can has appointed PwC as its administrator as a substantial increase in its pension deficit contributions became unsustainable.

Some asset managers display "inconsistent" voting strategies on remuneration and are reluctant to disclose voting behaviour, FairPensions research says.

George Osborne is considering a new tax raid on the pension contributions of richer voters, after rejecting the idea of a "wealth tax" based on higher council rates for luxury homes and apartments.

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A high court judge has ruled against the 22 pension funds attempting to sue Henderson Equity Partners for allegedly breaching the mandate for its Private Finance Initiative Secondary Fund II.

Tube workers will strike for 24 hours from 6AM on 23 November over a long-running pensions and benefits dispute.

Six in ten workers will either opt out of auto-enrolment (26%) or will not save more than 5% of their salary in a workplace pension (35%), Friends Life says.

Pension funds could be the key to unlocking private finance investment in UK infrastructure, Prime Minister David Cameron says.

Towers Watson has made two senior appointments to its defined contribution consulting team in the north of England and Scotland.

There is an urgent need for clarification on a loophole in auto-enrolment legislation about the definition of hybrid schemes, Lane Clark and Peacock says.