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The pensions industry has thrown its weight behind the creation of aggregator schemes to make Steve Webb's ‘operation big fat pension pot' a success.

Hannah Brenton reports from the International Corporate Governance Network conference, held in London last week.

Equity valuations that reflect "unrealistically large declines in growth and returns" present one of the best buying opportunities in a generation, according to Goldman Sachs.

Government's promise to protect people within ten years of retirement from losing out under public sector pension changes will safeguard less than 1% of members, estimates suggest.

Reformed public sector pension schemes will have to undergo further changes within the next 25 years, undermining claims the settlement will last a generation, Lord Hutton says.

The Pensions Regulator has spent nearly £3.2m on external barrister fees over the past two years, with one-third of those costs spent on one legal case alone, figures show.

A judge will decide this week if the trustees of the Box Clever pension scheme can contribute to a tribunal in which ITV will attempt to block the trustees' pursuit of a £62m scheme deficit.

Boffins give headache by cuts to QinetiQ pensions; Boardroom pay needs overhaul, say leading pension funds; ‘Tax-free' cash system favours top earners

More than 200 ex-Visteon workers have descended on Parliament to demand the restoration of their pension rights on the third anniversary of the collapse of their former employer.

The Governor of the Bank of England has denied quantitative easing has accelerated the decline of defined benefit provision.