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News StoriesRomania’s second pillar pension returns at nine-year high
The capital increases have been scrapped, and the system has once again become compulsory
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Call for central banks to become climate change ‘coordinating agents’
Joint BIS, Banque de France analysis says scenario-based analysis only a partial solution
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Premium pension reform’s tracker bias is unjustified, says Swedish funds lobby
Investment fund association says procurement format favours capacity criteria
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New UK government quick to re-introduce pension schemes bill
October 2019 bill didn’t make further legislative passage given general election
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UK’s USS adds to investor disapproval of SEC proxy rule proposals
Critics argue SEC’s proposals would undermine the implementation of shareholder rights and a conduit for holding companies to account
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ESMA backs ESG disclosure as short-termism bulwark
Watchdog recommends Commission amend legislation to introduce more specific disclosure requirements of companies
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Denmark rejects Swedish-style pensions competition
‘Extensive freedom of choice’ has not necessarily been good in Sweden, says Danish lobby group
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UK roundup: Queen’s speech brings back pensions bill
Plus: PPF introduces insolvency risk services
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Macron names new pensions chief, officials seek to defuse tensions
Laurent Pietraszewski has been spokesperson for Macron’s party in France’s lower house of parliament
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Blow for Macron as pension reform chief Delevoye resigns
High commissioner for pension reform steps down amid protests after failing to disclose a number of roles
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DNB: Lump sum option puts underfunded schemes at risk
Retiring participants would get an additional stimulus to avoid a looming rights cut
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Governance fixes, dual discount rate proposed for UK’s largest scheme
Joint expert panel says valuation governance ‘not fit for purpose’
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France: PM outlines pension reform plan after days of strikes
Government to pursue universal points-based system, but concessions made
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UK pension policy fails construction workers
‘Rampant casualisation and bogus self-employment’ cause low numbers of workers contributing to pensions
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Dutch tax experts warn of lump sum disadvantage
‘People could end up in highest tax band’
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France hit by strikes over pension reform plans
Reform plan scheduled to be introduced in parliament early next year
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UK election: Labour plans to freeze pension age if elected
Labour promises to compensate 400,000 women who have been “pushed into poverty”
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Departing ABP director: ‘Power positions hamper pensions reform’
Nicole Beuken rebukes social partners and politicians for inability to come up with simple pensions system
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UK roundup: PLSA ‘very disappointed’ over DWP general levy proposals
Trade body calls for levy freeze and full structural review
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PLSA supports auto-enrolment, discrepancies review in Parties’ manifestos
‘Nationalisation is a complicated and cumbersome process, and would have a significant impact on UK pension funds’
