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PSA Peugeot Citroen has introduced an online pensioner payslip service to reduce the costs and environmental impact of its scheme communications.

Deficits in UK schemes were stable over the last month as corporate bond yields and long-term inflation expectations remained unchanged, research finds.

The combined liabilities of the largest UK charities' defined benefit schemes has reached almost £5bn, accountancy firm BDO says.

Punter Southall Group has launched an at-retirement business focused on annuity broking and pre-retirement communications led by two former Origen executives.

Insurance giant Aviva has announced that its chief executive, Andrew Moss, is to leave the group with immediate effect.

Tesco has founded an in-house investment team in a bid to reduce reliance on external providers and increase net returns.

Leading local government pension scheme figure Ian Greenwood has lost his seat on Bradford City Council removing him as chair of the £7.9bn West Yorkshire Pension Fund.

The majority of member nominated trustees are appointed by occupational schemes with no regard by sponsors for the rules around fairness and proportionality, research claims.