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Dissatisfied MEPs give Jonathan Hill 'second chance to convince'
German lawmaker says incoming financial markets commissioner ‘in school detention’
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Danes largely uninterested in new type of pension, survey shows
Take-up of alternative to kapitalpension only one-tenth that of original product, according to ATP
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IASB takes first steps toward full-on review of pensions accounting
Standard setter considers option of scrapping IAS19, replacing it with principles-based accounting model for DB and DC plans
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EIOPA expected to publish consultation on holistic balance sheet
Wording in IORP II Directive protecting schemes from solvency requirements removed
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IPE Views: Growth trumps regulation at the European Commission
With commissioners-designate calling for ‘quick and effective adjustments’ to regulation and the end of ‘bottlenecks’, is the Brussels putting growth above regulation?
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Trade union threatens universities over USS deficit plans
UK’s largest DB scheme subject to in-fighting between trade union, employers over rising deficit levels
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Social partners agree on finer points of Finnish pension system reform
Social Affairs Ministry to begin process of amending legislation according to proposals agreed by labour-market organisations
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UK roundup: HSBC Pension Scheme, Fidelity, UK Treasury
HSBC UK Pension Scheme shifts DC plan to Fidelity as HSBC Life undergoes sale
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UK occupational pension members increase for first time since recession
Active membership rises slightly following slow but steady decline since 1991, according to Office for National Statistics
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Shareholder Rights Directive could have 'unintended consequences'
PensionsEurope rejects notion that proposals to disclose terms of fund management agreements will encourage long-term investment
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Support for Irish pensions reform will fail as long as levy remains, says IAPF
Pension fund association calls on government to launch working group for wide-ranging debate on regulation
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IORP II draft offers further detail on risk-evaluation requirements
Compromise draft drawn up by Italian presidency relaxes universal pension benefit requirements criticised by Netherlands, Finland
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Italian roundup: Casse di Previdenza, Laborfonds, Assofondipensione
Country’s highest court of appeal rules on Italy’s casse di previdenza
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IFRIC14 accounting changes less troublesome than feared, experts say
IFRS Interpretations Committee votes through amendment to asset-ceiling guidance
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NewsUK roundup: Llewellyn, BNY Mellon, Redington, Agility, Barnett Waddingham
Study shows FTSE 100 investors increase stated pension liabilities by 20% to create ‘realistic’ picture
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Lothian mulls standalone investment company amid pay concerns
Local authority fund considers launching wholly owned company over fears staff could move to rival managers
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Angelien Kemna calls for 'workable, stable' climate policy at UN summit
Dutch giant ABP unafraid of holding ‘stranded assets’, resists ‘unrealistic’ demands to divest from fossil fuels
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Lack of regulatory framework deterring 'heavyweight' capital from energy sector
IIGCC chairman decries lack of investment opportunities for pension funds in cross-border energy networks
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NewsIreland to pursue 'very gradual' rollout of supplementary pension system
Minister says plans still to be published in 2015 but stresses slow rollout in light of country’s economic situation
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Tax autonomy for Scotland to lead to 'greater divergence' in UK pensions
Additional powers promised to devolved Scottish government could lead to ‘growing divergence’ in UK pension system
