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Penny Green has taken up a public relations role as non-executive director of GR Communications.

A US crackdown on tax-dodgers could leave British schemes with an "administrative and costly nightmare", a lawyer warns.

Society must abandon its historic view of retirement ages and embrace working longer but in different guises, Ros Altmann says.

Strikes over public sector pension reforms will not solve the basic problem of affordability, delegates heard.

The Pensions Management Institute has teamed up with a university to develop a master's degree programme.

Jenna Towler reports from the Eversheds annual pensions conference held in London in December

The opening of direct flights to Vietnam from the UK will increase trade and could provide investment opportunities for schemes, a fund manager says.

Proposals to bring iorps directive into line with solvency ii rules receive negative UK response.

Unions and local government employers will meet early next week to kick off three months' of intense talks designed to produce a new Local Government Pension Scheme.

Pension funds returned an average of 3% in 2011, with funds that have de-risked faring much better than those heavily exposed to equities, figures show.