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Trustees and sponsoring employers could face unpredictable tax charges and complex issues arising from ‘scheme pays' legislation, JLT Benefit Solutions warns.

The Department for Work and Pensions has launched a consultation on the way in which employers can certify the pension scheme they plan to enrol their employees into.

Legislation curtailing the annual allowance and lifetime allowance for tax-efficient pension saving attained Royal Assent yesterday.

The Pensions Trust has introduced a Diversified Ethical Fund to its Flexible Retirement Plan in response to ethical and responsible investment creeping up members' agendas.

Energy consultant AEA's pension deficit has fallen to £122m but still stands at almost twice the company's market capitalisation.

CANADA/AUSTRALIA/EUROPE - The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan has struck a deal with MAp Airports to exchange its interest in Sydney Airport and a cash payment for MAp's interests in Brussels Airport and Copenhagen Airport.

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The Workplace Retirement Income Commission has cancelled today's interim report findings because it has gathered enough evidence to present a final report to government next week, it says.

US - Congress moved one step closer to sealing a deal on its debt ceiling, pushing down yields on 30-year government bonds.

GLOBAL - Franklin Templeton's Mark Mobius has said Russia is his current emerging market of choice and suggested concerns over corporate governance are misplaced.