Pension System – Page 133
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UK ministry consults on merger of local authority schemes
Merger should provide for economies of scale and cost saving opportunities
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Dutch travel and hospitality schemes grant premium respite
Reiswerk and Horeca & CAtering grant a one-month breather
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NewsATP’s hedging portfolio remains strong in ‘stressed times’
CRO says DKK126bn-plus investment portfolio naturally affected by financial market turbulence
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Portuguese pension funds return 8.2% before COVID-19 hit
Schemes had an allocation to debt of up to 64% in 2019
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Special ReportPensions tech: Digitising the world’s most global pension fund
The UN is using technology to transform bureaucratic processes in its pension scheme
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Country ReportGermany & Austria: Do social partners pensions have a future?
The implementation of social partner pensions between employer and trade unions has yet to take off
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Country ReportAustria: Time to step up
The new coalition government faces a difficult challenge in delivering long-anticipated occupational pension reform
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InterviewsUK auto enrolment: The architecture of a reform
The UK’s auto-enrolment policy has been successful. But this success has been no accident, as a new research project shows
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Special ReportDashboard tech: How AI can transform pensions
Dashboard technology like Moneyhub has the potential to prompt consolidation in UK DC pensions
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AnalysisPensions accounting: IASB faces disclosure tussle
The story of the latest work by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) on pensions disclosures starts last July when the board agreed on two specific disclosure amendments that it wanted to make to International Accounting Standard 19 (IAS 19), Employee Benefits.
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TPR sets out key principles for DB trustees on deficit contribution deferrals
DB trustees need to make sure other stakeholders play their part
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LGPS authorities urged to suspend pension abatement policies
Health and social care staff returning to work to help with COVID-19 should not have pensions reduced
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Icelandic pension plans halt foreign investment during corona crisis
Country’s export revenues projected to decline temporarily
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Dutch pensions watchdog to relax supervisory activities
Year-end funding figures will be crucial for rights cuts
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NewsPPF to mind COVID-19 developments for final levy rules
Flexibilities already introduced regarding document submission
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NewsCFA Institute: ‘Nuance’ missing in DC private markets calls
‘Outperformance narrative has a lot of nuance to it’
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USS breaches funding measure amid COVID-19 turmoil
Trustee board needs to consider circumstances and any appropriate action
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NewsConsultants call for TPR 'clarity', 'pragmatism' given virus impacts
Estimated £40bn increase in FTSE 350 scheme deficits so far in Q1
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Dutch scheme eyes helping ailing travel sector
Reiswerk has been asked to defer premium payments
