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Experts say entry of US fund giant will shake up the UK private pensions market
Restrictions are well-meaning but misguided
Millions of retirees face reductions to their incomes for first time next year
The big proportion of US workers channelled in the retirement portfolios has increased the review urgency
The plunge in interest rates since the financial crisis is wreaking havoc on funds
Correspondent honoured for work on NHS and univerity pensions stories
Group has doubled assets under management to more than Rmb1tn in past year
The strains on US corporate defined benefit plans are likely to intensify
Rise in the number of people drawing from their retirement funds
Funds are feeling the pain and should urge governments to do more on fiscal stimulus
Pensions experts concerned over PRA’s readiness to nod through asset transfer from Prudential to Rothesay
Wall Street bank joins exodus from Fisher Investments after controversial comments
There is a rising risk that savers will face inadequate incomes in retirement
Employers approach minister about setting up new-style CDC arrangements
The work of pension pools is threatened by the oversimplification of challenges
Peter Tsukazaki is happy with his island life away from the US mainland
Commercial property gains as institutions shift from low coupon bonds and volatile stocks
UK officials contact the £275bn LGPS asking for a switch into passive management
UK state-backed pension scheme hopes strategies will outperform public bonds
Insurer has more deals in pipeline as it plays down possibility of flotation
Disagreement comes as employers face growing pressure to top up schemes as deficits widen
AP1 dismisses Johan Magnusson for allegedly violating regulations on financial instruments
Senators say FRTIB is supporting Beijing’s military, espionage and security efforts
Political pressure via financial assets.
Pension fund manager says selective approach is needed to invest in illiquids
