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Lord Myners has accused excessive bonuses of ruining British pension funds.

A single-issue political party, focusing on pensions reform, has been launched by former National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) chairman, Robin Ellison.

A "huge range" of trade bodies and industry players are putting forward ideas on pensions policy to the Conservative Party ahead of the general election, Nigel Waterson says.

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has told Britain's biggest companies to keep the lid on executive pay and bonuses or risk shareholder revolts, as it steps up its campaign to improve corporate governance in UK boardrooms.

The Labour party will not scrap the tax relief on pensions for people who earn less than £150,000 a year, secretary of state for work and pensions Yvette Cooper says.

The National Association of Pension Funds has launched a quality mark for defined contribution schemes in a bid to recognise firms providing good schemes for their staff.

The Government is to relax its pension anti-forestalling rules, raising its contribution limit to £30,000.

Barclays Global Investors Europe vice chairman Lindsay Tomlinson has been elected as the new chairman of the National Association of Pension Funds.

The National Association of Pension Funds has written to MPs ahead of a parliamentary debate urging them rethink proposed pension taxation changes.

More than a quarter of closed final salary schemes will switch existing members to defined contribution plans as a direct result of the economic crisis, research shows.