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Hard Brexit impact on derivatives could cost schemes 'hundreds of millions'
The European Commission has indicated it wants contracts to become subject to European legislation in the case of a ‘hard’ Brexit
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Australia launches government inquiry into superannuation funds
The much-admired pension system has been roped in to a banking inquiry
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Italy considers unwinding ‘Fornero’ law’s state pension age rise
Pension age changes would mean ‘irresponsible’ rise in national expenditure, warns economist
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NewsUK government sets out rules for DC master trusts
DC master trusts could have to pay up to £67,000 to become authorised under new regulatory framework
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Politicians step in amid fears of poor advice for British Steel members
Experts identifying poor practices and the accused companies to give evidence
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Four asset managers 'may have broken UK competition law' [updated]
Artemis, Newton, Hargreave Hale and River & Mercantile allegedly disclosed pricing information on IPOs, says FCA
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Lord Turner dismisses regulation, transparency as route to lower charges
Former chair of influential Pensions Commission says only bulk default scheme will do
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NewsFrom LEIs to manager check-ups: MiFID II action points for trustees
Pension scheme trustees need to be ready for MiFID II despite indirect impact, says law firm
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EIOPA to gather pension scheme data through local supervisors
European supervisor sticks to data collection plan despite resistance from several countries
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DNB to assess pension funds' readiness for new pension system
‘Preparation essential for a smooth process’, says Dutch regulator
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Austrian pension group gets academic backing for tax proposal
Study details economic benefits of people making additional contributions to pension funds
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EU and UK insurers flag concerns about liability accounting rules
Freedom of Information request reveals wide-ranging concerns about how new standard was finalised
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MiFID II: Asset managers to rely less on third-party research [updated]
CFA survey quantifies how much managers expect to pay for third-party research for equities, fixed income
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German unions, employers taking time over new pension plans
Still no ideas from social partners on new pension plans under the Betriebsrentenstärkungsgesetz, conference hears
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NewsMinister: Social partners must agree on pension system by early 2018
“Time of sellotape and plasters has passed,” says Netherlands’ social affairs minister Wouter Koolmees
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NewsAP1, AP2 call for more scope on direct investments
Swedish pensions buffer funds cite SEK300m potential annual savings through investor ‘clubs’
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NewsNordic roundup: Danish parliament approves LD as holiday fund manager
Also: Sampension warns on future returns; Swedish insurers voice opposition to EIOPA data plans
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Ambachtsheer sets out path to new Dutch pension system
Influential consultant pens open letter to Dutch minister outlining a new model for the country’s pension system
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NewsAccounting standards body rejects complaint over due diligence
Anonymous complaint alleged that standard-setter had made changes without going through formal processes
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Country ReportYou’ve got us wrong, investment consultants tell UK regulators
Aon Hewitt argues competition means there is no ‘big three’ dominance
