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GLOBAL - Goldman Sachs Asset Management said its global chief investment officer will retire by year-end, while the firm announced the promotion of Jim O'Neill to the new role of chairman.

UK - The BBC has proposed a new career average arrangement as part of its pensions reform but is sticking with the controversial 1% annual cap for the existing final salary scheme.

The BBC has proposed a new career average arrangement as part of its pensions reform but is sticking with the controversial 1% annual cap for the existing final salary scheme.

UK industry gives a mixed response to pension plan; Unique design for a pension trust; EU ignores pension statistics protest; Unions warn of flashpoint over pensions reform as TUC gathers; Pension campaign to target oil groups

A group of institutional investors with some $558bn (£362bn) in assets under management is urging global stock exchanges to require listed companies to report how environmental, social and governance factors impact their businesses.

GLOBAL - A group of institutional investors with some $558bn in assets under management are urging global stock exchanges to require listed companies to report how environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors impact their businesses.

FairPensions has called on UK scheme members to question the oil industry's "increasingly risky business model" in the wake of the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster.

A group of UK financial trade associations has published guidance to help pension fund trustees better understand the securities lending market.

UK industry gives mixed response to pension plan; Unique design for pension trust; EU ignores pension statistics protest; US pension funds move assets in-house; Unions warn of flashpoint over pensions reform as TUC gathers; Pension campaign to target...

David Norgrove's replacement at The Pensions Regulator will be paid £53,000 less than the outgoing chairman.