Latest on Regulation & Reform – Page 217
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NewsNumber of cross-border schemes increases by one – EIOPA
Report shows largest volume of cross-border assets concentrated within Germany
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NewsUK pensions industry questions government's motives on LGPS
Industry awaits small print of cost-cutting consultation with ‘trepidation, not anticipation’
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Denmark must tackle pension tax, says head of abolished commission
Andersen says not all Pensions Commission work was ‘wasted’
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NewsUS, Canadian courts throw out Nortel appeal over ‘misleading’ figures
Judges stand by initial decision to provide UK trustees with equal rights over remaining Nortel estate
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Slovakia's second-pillar pension system faces another exodus
Older and low-waged workers make up bulk of leavers
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NewsDutch government calls for level playing field on pension contributions
Cabinet seeks to make average-contribution system fairer for younger participants
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NewsNew Danish government shuts down pensions commission
Pensions reform set for early 2016 to cut number of people with no pension savings
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UK roundup: TPR, Nestlé, Unite, Greater Manchester, Enterprise Ventures
Annual accounts show TPR scrapped DC promotion strategy after UK Budget
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Dutch regulator criticises investment policy at Hoogovens pension fund
Regulator calls for more formal processes
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NewsAustrian finance minister warns of pension fund 'oligopoly'
Calls on industry to create more attractive pension products
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Italian regulator questions merit of pension fund competition bill
One part of pensions market could ‘cannibalise’ rest, critics warn
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UK roundup: The Pensions Regulator, Pensions Infrastructure Platform, JLT
Regulator to survey DC trust schemes over exit feels, penalty charges
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NewsLarger Dutch pension funds deemed 'organisations of public interest'
Institutions must now comply with stricter accounting rules
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FeaturesIceland: A glacial pace of change
Pension funds have welcomed the long-awaited lifting of capital controls imposed during the financial crisis as they look to reallocate their assets
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Features
Belgium’s pensions challenge
Belgium’s pension plan sponsors have struggled to adapt the International Accounting Standards (IAS) 19 accounting model
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Features
Turkey: Private fund growth on track
The Turkish government is reforming its private pensions system in a bid to boost the country’s savings rate
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Country Report
Regulation: Frustration paramount
Italy’s pension system is in the midst of a reform process that started 20 years ago
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Country ReportItaly's pension reform must foster equality
The Italian government needs to implement equitable pension reform measures if it is to avoid tension between the generations
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AnalysisAnalysis: How NEST wants to shape the future of retirement
Taha Lokhandwala studies the details of NEST’s planned at-retirement investment and decumulation strategy
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EIOPA to launch consultation paper on personal pensions
Initiative’s aim to put in place common, optional scheme, particularly for cross-border workers
