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No changes will be made to the pension provision of employees within the mortgage arm of Bradford & Bingley as a result of its nationalisation.

Guidance to help trustees of occupational pension schemes and employers identify, monitor and manage conflicts of interest was published by The Pensions Regulator today.

The International Accounting Standards Board's latest proposals will do little to encourage good pension provision, the National Association of Pension Funds says.

Royal London Group has reported a 30pc rise in operating profits in the first six months of the year.

Pension schemes of FTSE100 companies have an estimated £18bn surplus compared to a £2bn deficit 12 months ago, Pension Capital Strategies says.

The London Borough of Camden Pension Fund has gone out to tender for a custodian to its £766m scheme.

Around £100bn of protected rights funds can, from today, be held in self-invested personal pensions.

The £3.6bn London Pensions Fund Authority has temporarily suspended stock lending on all of its shares.

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The Pensions Management Institute is holding a seminar on how trustees should make the right decisions for their members in the current uncertain economic climate.