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Pension schemes can gain invaluable access to the workings of the Society of Pension Consultants through its administration network, the organisation says.

South Korea's national pension service, the world's fifth-largest fund, is braced for a major overhaul that could see it broken up to diversify risk.

The Canada Pension Plan investment board is continuing to try to secure a stake in New Zealand's Auckland Airport after continually having proposals rejected.

Special arrangements will be made for small businesses which may struggle to cope with personal accounts, the prime minister has promised.

Payden & Rygel Global has launched a global equity fund using a strategy based entirely on derivatives.

The UK has moved into fifth place on Aon Consulting's European Pensions barometer. But the state pension is the worst in the European Union for the second year running.

The latest jobs in the pensions industry will soon be online at www.professionalpensionsjobs.com

Only very large schemes have the confidence and expertise to use contingent assets, a study shows.

Conflicts faced by financial directors in their role on the pension trustee board will be highlighted at this year's Professional Pensions Show.

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