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RADAR: Events and training for pension managers – July 10

Get your calendar in order with this fortnightly bookmark of upcoming events and training opportunities, targeting pension scheme managers and trustees.

Industry left reeling by latest pension tax proposals

Bloomberg

Summer Budget: Chancellor George Osborne today unveiled a green paper proposing a significant overhaul of the current pensions tax relief system, going beyond what the industry had expected and acting as a harbinger of further radical reform.

RADAR: Upcoming events and training for pension managers

Get your calendar in order with this rolling bookmark of upcoming events and training opportunities, targeting pension scheme managers and trustees.

The Specialist: DC investment

The Specialist

The latest issue of The Specialist takes a timely look at the defined contribution investment landscape, including default fund changes, the charge cap, at-retirement options and fixed income. 

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Spotted! Top photos from #PIPA2015

PIPA awards 2015

Here's a few of the best shots from last night's 16th annual Pension & Investment Provider Awards at the Sheraton Park Lane hotel, hosted by comedian Mark Dolan.

As the result shock fades, attention turns to next pensions minister

Cameron

General election 2015: The Conservatives’ election triumph on Friday, alongside a near whitewash by the Scottish National party north of the border, has raised several questions about how the fallout will affect pensions.

PIPA 2015: The shortlist

PIPA 2015 teaser

Pensions Expert can reveal the organisations shortlisted for the 16th annual Pension and Investment Provider Awards. The winners will be announced on May 20 at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel in London.

Have you made the shortlist?

How the 2015 Budget affects your scheme

George Osborne Budget 2015 teaser

Budget 2015: Chancellor George Osborne’s ‘cost-neutral’ Budget announcement today still managed to herald further changes to the pensions landscape, including plans for a secondary annuities market and a hefty 20 per cent cut to the lifetime allowance.