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Consultancies and fund managers are undertaking a massive expansion of their defined contribution teams in a bid to meet client demand ahead of auto-enrolment, PP can reveal.

Unions have appealed the High Court judgement which ruled the government's decision to uprate public sector pensions in line with CPI inflation was lawful.

Mercer has added additional firepower to its defined contribution team with the appointment of Gail Philippart from rival Aon Hewitt.

West Midlands Pension Fund has appointed Lothian Pension Fund head Geik Drever to succeed Brian Bailey as its next director of pensions.

Esther White has joined Independent Trustee Services as its eighth client facing director

Trustees have been urged to review their approach to calculating cash equivalent transfer values to avoid putting scheme finances at risk.

Bill Gross says there is too much paper, and too little trust

Low-cost providers have demanded equal footing with the National Employment Savings Trust in the Department for Work and Pensions' communications.

The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act could force UK pension schemes to jettison their US investments, policy experts warn.