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Global Pensions editor Raquel Pichardo-Allison speaks to Morten Nilsson, head of ATP's international operations about the Danish pension fund manager's UK expansion plans.

UK regulator to seek Lehman assets; Do children need pensions?

Trustees have been handed more than £4bn from scheme sponsors through asset-backed funding structures, research from KPMG reveals.

About two-thirds (65%) of buyout deals conducted in the first half of this year involved premiums of less than £10m, Mercer research finds.

Xafinity Claybrook has promoted Michael Payten to managing director after the retirement of the firm's founder and current MD Ron Barker.

The coalition government must identify what motivates people to save and abandon the previous administration's "piecemeal" approach to pension and saving reform, Aegon says.

The Pensions Regulator's determinations panel has ruled six subsidiaries in the Lehman Brothers group should provide financial support to the pension scheme.

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UK - The UK's biggest firms have pumped £13bn into their defined benefit pension schemes in the last 12 months, research shows.

SWEDEN - AP3 chief investment officer Erik Valtonen is to step down after 10 years with the fund.