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Independent trustees face being fined unless they register with HM Revenue & Customs to comply with strict new money laundering regulations, law firm Hammonds warns.

Funding levels for typical pension schemes have remained static despite market falls, industry experts claim.

The Transport for London Pension Fund has appointed former AA group pensions manager Stephen Field to head up the £4.3bn defined benefit scheme.

A former firefighter claims his injury award pension benefits will be suspended unless he agrees to "illegal" data checks.

A comprehensive guide for trustees investing in hedge funds is being published by the Alternative Investment Management Association's investor steering committee.

Self-invested personal pension investors have a growing appetite for fixed income but a varied range of exposure to equities, a provider says.

Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan is planning a leveraged buyout of telecommunications company BCE.

Conservative pensions spokesman Nigel Waterson was arrested after allegedly assaulting his two teenage children.

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James Purnell's return to the department for work and pensions has been welcomed by providers.