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Here they are - the winners of the UK Pensions Awards 2011

UK - Maintaining data integrity must be a key priority for pensions administrators and trustees in the next two years, Aon Hewitt warns.

PERU - Peru will seek to toughen laws to prevent presidential front-runner Ollanta Humala from tampering with $30bn managed by private pension funds should he win next month's election, Finance Minister Ismael Benavides said.

L&G misses forecast for annuity sales; Canadian group leads race for Green Park

The government is on track to begin paying compensation to Equitable Life victims before the end of June, financial secretary to the Treasury Mark Hoban confirms.

UK - We ask the UK industry its views on the coalition's performance on pensions a year after it came to power.

We ask industry figures for their views and a mark out of ten for the coalition's performance on pensions, a year after it came to power.

EUROPE - Europe's regulatory focus has shifted from market efficiency to investor protection, according to a report from State Street assessing the impact of new rules on competition and investment performance.

EUROPE - Institutional investors with concerns about rising interest rates should consider Europe's leveraged loan market, M&G Investments believes.

US - J.P. Morgan Worldwide Securities Services has launched an automated platform for daily cash allocation and rebalancing of target date funds.