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UK/US - Fiduciary manger P-Solve is to acquire insurance market consultant and software specialist Meridian as part of its diversification strategy.

PERU - Prima AFP, Peru's biggest pension fund manager, is taking advantage of the biggest stock selloff in more than two years and declines in the country's bonds and currency to buy assets on a bet prices will rebound after presidential elections.

Fiduciary manger P-Solve is to acquire insurance market consultant and software specialist Meridian as part of its diversification strategy.

AUSTRALIA - Government proposals to create the position of ‘trustee director' have been dismissed by the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) as doing little to increase accountability.

Lincolnshire County Council pension fund has re-appointed J.P. Morgan as its custodian and given the firm additional responsibility to undertake accounting and performance measurement services.

The National Employment Savings Trust has claimed that criticism of its focus on online communications is misinformed and indicative of the confusion over its role in the 2012 reforms.

Stratification is happening within fixed income portfolios, Helen Fowler reports

Government policy on future pension increases has led directly to the resignation of three Airways Pension Scheme trustees, Cliff Pocock says.

Public sector organisations have launched a judicial review against the government's decision to uprate pensions in line with CPI rather than RPI.