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Industry
Expanding technology will help employers engage with their pension scheme as well as employees, delegates heard.
16 February 2012
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Regulation
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority has published its advice to the European Commission on plans to harmonise regulation and introduce stringent solvency requirements for pension schemes.
15 February 2012
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Risk Management
Hogg Robinson is carrying out an enhanced transfer value exercise in an attempt to reduce the volatility of its pension obligations.
15 February 2012
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Regulation
The European Insurance Occupational Pensions Authority will today publish its advice to the European Commission on plans to integrate Solvency II rules into pan-European pension regulations.
15 February 2012
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Defined Benefit
Manufacturer Morgan Crucible's UK scheme deficit spiked by almost 80% last year, hitting its highest level in three years, company accounts show.
15 February 2012
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Press
Church warns of pension problems; Pension funds back SEC over reforms; Baby boomer pensioners can't afford to retire; We need a commissioner for older people
15 February 2012
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Defined Benefit
The government has ruled out exempting charities from elements of Section 75 in response to concerns ‘last man standing' rules may force the Wedgwood Museum to sell off its collection.
15 February 2012
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Defined Benefit
Prospect has written to the government to demand action on scheme valuations after the Bank of England announced a third wave of quantitative easing.
15 February 2012
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Defined Benefit
Half of defined benefit schemes will be closed to future accrual by the end of the year as quantitative easing increases costs, a consultant predicts.
15 February 2012
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Industry
UK manufacturing firm Brammer's defined benefit scheme liabilities have increased by £3m in six months despite a £1.6m scheme contribution from the employer, earnings show.
14 February 2012
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