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The government will save more than £2.5bn through a clampdown on "complex asset- backed funding structures" that allow firms to over-claim tax relief, says George Osborne.

Deutsche Bank has announced a strategic review of its global asset management division, sparking expectations Germany's biggest bank could eventually put the unit up for sale.

The vast majority of employers are still not completely up to speed with auto-enrolment requirements with less than 12 months until duties begin, a poll shows.

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Britvic has created a property partnership to provide up to £180m in contributions to its pension plan, after closing its defined benefit section to future accrual.

More than two million public sector workers, including local government pension scheme members, are staging a 24-hour walk out today over Lord Hutton's pension reform proposals.

Employers should be given a "safe harbour" to allow them to talk more freely to scheme members about value for money in defined contribution schemes, Parliament has heard.

Less than a quarter of finance directors are aware of the effect of auto-enrolment on their company pension, according to research.

Combined scheme deficits of FTSE100 global firms have swelled by 70% in 12 months to €290bn (£248bn) despite record levels of contributions, analysis finds.

James Murdoch has survived a vote to oust him as chairman of BSkyB, despite opposition from investors.