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The Pensions Regulator has seen a "small but significant" number of cases which needed intervention in the past year, its annual report and accounts state.

The London Pensions Fund Authority has appointed Barnett Waddingham as its actuarial services provider.

Ray Martin and Joy Moore have been elected as the chairmen of the National Association of Pension Fund's two main policy making councils.

MW Pensions has been revealed as one of the firms being investigated as part of a £2.5m pension tax fraud.

The industry must not expect "instantaneous results" with regards to the implementation of personal accounts, Angela Eagle warns.

Watchdog eyes BT pension deficit; RSA shifts its pension exposure

Government closer to abolishing compulsory retirement at 65; Airline industry suffering 'annus horribilis', says BA chairman

The at retirement market could grow by more than 60% in the next five years to reach £23.1bn, Watson Wyatt research predicts.

Dramatic falls in bond yields have put enhanced transfer values back on the agenda for many sponsors, Hymans Robertson says.

The default retirement age of 65 could be abolished following an expedited government review.