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Here it is. The government's statement on public sector pension reform agreements in full.

Fund managers and pension schemes must make their investment beliefs and philosophies clear, the National Employment Savings Trust and the Investment Management Association have said.

The historic Wedgwood Museum collection could be sold off after the High Court ruled the artefacts could be disposed of to pay off debts, which include a £134m liability owed to the pension scheme.

The Association of British Insurers has proposed three new measures to become part of its planned code of conduct for insurers selling annuities.

The Pensions Regulator has told businesses to get their act together ahead of auto-enrolment's roll out next year.

Ministers have outlined their plans for the future of the local government pension scheme after employers and unions brokered a framework agreement on how to implement Lord Hutton's reforms.

More than 100 MPs - almost a sixth - have signed an early day motion (EDM) calling on the government to reconsider its proposed changes to public sector pensions.

Scheme bond allocations will hit 70% within five years as investors seek a "safe path" away from equity volatility to more stable assets, JLT Pension Capital Strategies predicts.

Savers face a smaller retirement income despite positive fund performance, Aon Hewitt research reveals.

HMV has reported a scheme deficit of £20.8m amid "significant doubt" over the firm's ability to continue as a going concern.