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Pensions

Public sector pension changes: The facts

The Treasury's "reference scheme" is being used as the basis on which a new public sector pension scheme will be designed. We look at what has changed.

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Govt offers public sector higher pensions to avert strikes

The government has offered unions an improved pension accrual rate and more protection for workers approaching retirement in a concession on public sector pension changes.

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ETFs

Invesco PowerShares lists financials ETFs

Invesco PowerShares has launched sector ETFs, tracking KBW indices for the banking, capital markets, insurance and regional banking sectors.

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Insurer

Friends Life ties up long term Best Doctors deal

Friends Life has signed a new long-term agreement with Best Doctors to include its service in its individual protection policies sold through recognised IFAs.

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PMI

Bupa pressurises private hospital sector

Bupa is to cut ties to individual hospitals within hospital groups, in an attack on the sector's business model.

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Structured Products

FSA: Providers must share struct prod suitability duty with advisers

Structured product providers must consider the needs of the retail consumer at the end of the supply chain and not just regard distributors as the ‘end customer', the FSA has said.

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Drawdown advice probe will be retrospective, says FSA

The Financial Services Authority's (FSA) investigation of drawdown advice will look back further than April, the regulator confirmed.

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Govt to offer public sector pension compromise

The government is set to make an "enhanced offer" to unions in negotiations over public sector pensions.

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FSA provider probe reveals poor SIPP practices

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has revealed the poor practices it found during a review of SIPP providers.

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Economics / Markets

Lloyds shares slump after CEO takes break

Shares in Lloyds Banking Group have dropped by 5% after the company announced CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio was taking a temporary leave of absence.

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