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Mitchells & Butlers has deferred £13m of deficit recovery contributions (DRCs) after tier four Covid restrictions wreaked havoc across the hospitality sector.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has set out six key reform areas it is calling on the government to address before the end of the current parliament.

British Airways (BA) has deferred deficit recovery contributions (DRCs) totalling £450m following an agreement with trustees after a catastrophic year for the airline industry.

Defined contribution (DC) chair’s statements need a major re-think as part of the Department for Work and Pensions’ five-yearly statutory review on the rules around scheme governance in 2021, LCP says.

HSBC will increase its assets under management on Moody’s Analytics’ defined benefit (DB) software platform, expanding its use from six to 15 countries.

This week’s top stories included the release of new guidance from the GMP Equalisation Working Group, while Zedra acquired pensions executive support provider Inside Pensions.

Uber drivers have once again won a legal battle to access to workers’ rights including auto-enrolment (AE) pensions, the minimum wage, and paid holidays.

Last year proved so significant that it merits an evaluation of governance arrangements, according to four in five respondents to a poll.

UK pension funds are “underprepared” to combat the risks of cybercrime and fraud, according to research by Crowe.

RPMI Railpen has updated its voting policy to focus on climate reporting, workforce treatment, and health and safety, particularly focusing on behaviour throughout the pandemic.