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Lancashire County Council has been accused of discriminating against 150 disabled fire brigade pensioners by trying to force them to submit to "illegal" data checks.

Smaller employers are failing to examine all the options for discharging defined benefit scheme liabilities, Hazell Carr warns.

BSS appoints Pitmans

BANK OF IRELAND Asset Management has launched three enhanced cash funds.

Public sector workers are around 12pc better off than private sector employees thanks to their pension, a new report claims.

Sweden's national pension fund Första AP-fonden has awarded a $200m (£100m) Japan broad market equity mandate to Axa Rosenberg.

Pension administrator AJ Bell has launched a pilot of the Pensions Management Institute's diploma in member-directed pension scheme administration.

Institutional investors have poured new assets into UK high alpha and global equity, research shows.

Strong returns and stock market volatility has resulted in a "huge" increase in institutional money being invested in traded life policies, Managing Partners Limited claims.