Pension System – Page 196
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Dutch industry associations lobby for access to PEPP market
Insurers and premium pension institutions are campaigning to be able to offer pan-European product in the Netherlands
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Polish government gives green light for auto-enrolment pensions [updated]
Restriction of asset management to investment fund companies criticised by pension fund managers
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British Steel: Regulators ‘failed to protect’ members from poor advice
Work and Pensions Select Committee slams Pensions Regulator and Financial Conduct Authority over approach to scheme’s restructure
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British Steel: Trustee board defends member communications
Politicians claimed the efforts to explain restructuring to members were “woefully inadequate”
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EFAMA study backs life-cycle model for PEPP default option
Bocconi study found life-cycle approach positive for individual welfare and wider CMU project
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NewsFrench institutional investor body prepares for pension reform
Pensions to become greater focus with key reforms in the pipeline
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AnalysisAnalysis: Pension policy promises in draft German coalition deal
Pensions portal, state pension sustainability, standardised Riester all mentioned in coalition agreement, reports Susanna Rust
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Interview: Alecta CEO ‘proud’ of EU sustainable finance body output
Magnus Billing explains, praises and defends the recommendations of the advisory group
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Swiss first pillar fund gains 7% in 2017 but tough times ahead
The AHV fund is expected to run out of assets by 2030 due to Switzerland’s ageing population
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Greater Manchester Pension Fund names first female chair
Brenda Warrington appointed to lead £23bn local authority fund after the death of Kieran Quinn
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Denmark hammers out tax deal to tackle pension saving barrier
Industriens Pension CEO says pact makes pension saving more attractive
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Danica Pension names CEO for Norwegian arm
Danske Bank subsidiary reports “mid-ranking” return for 2017
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Discount rate cuts German corporate pension liabilities in 2017
Change to ‘unconstitutional’ accounting rules getting closer, says Willis Towers Watson
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UK roundup: BT confirms DB scheme closure for 10,000 managers
Plus: NOW: Pensions fined over admin failings; Scottish Widows seals longevity risk reinsurance deal
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Belgium overhauls second pillar pensions for self-employed
Self-employed individuals have not been able to accrue occupational pension benefits
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NewsIceland moves to curb heavy pension fund influence over local companies
Task force backs making ownership policies clearer to address pension funds’ dominance over domestic assets
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Major German statutory health insurer to set up Pensionsfonds
Investment diversification the main motivation for funding pensions from the external vehicle
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‘Give members more say on investment strategy’, argues Dutch politician
D66’s Steven Weyenberg plans to table a law change to allow accountability boards to have greater influence
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UK roundup: Regulator to investigate third-pillar system
Plus: Melrose boasts of pension track record in GKN takeover offer; FTSE 350 deficits fall in January
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Dutch pension fund liabilities fall in 2017
Equity prices boosted Dutch schemes to a healthier funding position, according to regulator DNB
