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Iain Duncan Smith has said there will be no u-turn on controversial proposals to raise the women's state pension age to 66 by 2020.

Professional Pensions has come up with a list of five questions the government still needs to answer with regards to public sector pensions reform.

A crucial meeting between government and unions to discuss public sector pensions reform could be cancelled following a Treasury announcement last week, PP has learned.

Pensions Bill; Public sector pensions; Local government pension gap balloons to £71.5bn; Survey points to failures for private equity

Chancellor George Osborne is considering a £7bn "raid" on pension perks for the better off, according to reports.

The National Employment Savings Trust is heading for a capacity "car crash" as under-prepared employers cause a last minute stampede for auto-enrolment products, warns Hymans Robertson.

ASIA - Asian infrastructure represents one of the best routes to capturing growth in the region's buoyant economies, J.P. Morgan Asset Management believes.

EUROPE: Announcing a haircut on Greek bond holdings would help restore a positive mood to bond markets, which have largely priced in such a move, said DWS Investments' CIO Asoka Wöhrmann.

EFAMA, Aberdeen, BAPI, Wurts & Associates, Schroders, Aon Hewitt

GLOBAL - Institutional investor interest in private equity secondaries market has reached "unprecedented" levels", research by Coller Capital, conducted in conjunction with IE Consulting, shows.