Latest on Regulation & Reform – Page 266
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Dutch state secretary fleshes out new governance legislation
Supervisory boards given right to suspend or sack board members
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Ireland to introduce replacement pensions levy
New levy to overlap with existing levy, increasing 2014 stamp duty to 0.75% in 2014
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France's Chamber of Deputies set to embrace pensions reform
Minority of deputies pre-approve measures before official vote this afternoon
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Polish actions embolden second-pillar pension critics in Lithuania
Adviser to prime minister calls for suspension of second-pillar contributions
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Poland places further restrictions on second-pillar pension funds
OFE advertising made criminal offence subject to prison term of up to two years
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EIOPA to focus attention on occupational pensions
European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority presents 2014 work programme
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Dutch Cabinet to review pensions bills after political support wanes
Opposition says proposals do too little to guarantee lower premiums
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Dutch hybrid contract won't affect investment policies – survey
IP Nederland conference attendees take pragmatic approach to ‘middle way’
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European regulation could trigger fund manager consolidation – report
New regulations could cost industry €500m, BNY Mellon warns
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Advisory board presents proposals on cutting pensions red tape
Actal sends list of recommendations to Dutch Ministry of Social Affairs
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PensionsEurope to launch advisory group for multinationals
Lobby group aims to give larger companies greater voice on pensions-related issues
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EIOPA appoints new members to stakeholder groups
Two stakeholder groups to appoint chairs at end of month
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Dutch government moves to middle path on new FTK after consultations
Financial assessment framework to include ‘elements’ of proposed nominal, real contracts
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FTT to cost Dutch pension funds €250m per year despite exemption
So-called Tobin tax could hinder schemes’ ability to hedge fully, Dutch Treasury warns
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Irish auto-enrolment 'a bit of time away', minister concedes
Burton says launch of auto-enrolment system must wait until economy has recovered
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Battle to save Polish second-pillar pension system continues
Lobby group accuses government of manipulating facts to demonise industry
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Regulator warns Dutch pension funds against dragging feet on new FTK
Half of schemes look unlikely to have transition plan in place before year-end
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Report lays groundwork for EU pension-tracking service
Groupe Consultatif Actuariel Européen highlights two ways of setting up services
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German pension fund association calls for changes to Portability Directive
Says occupational pension funds should enjoy mutual tax recognition
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ESMA publishes final reporting guidelines for AIFM Directive
Agency calls for additional periodic reporting for alternative investment funds
