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Lexis®PSL Pensions weekly highlights—8 June 2017

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Published on: 08 June 2017

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Table of contents

Pension trustees and the exercise of discretionary powers (British Airways v Airways Pension Scheme Trustee)
When is a pension scheme segregated for the purposes of section 75? (Engineering Construction Industry Training Board v Swift)
Headlines (News updates & analysis)
Updated list of recognised overseas pension schemes issued by HMRC
Pensions Regulator carries out auto-enrolment spot checks on employers
Failure to narrow gender pension gap risks long-term problems
PPI General Election briefing note on pensions
Hoover pension deal finalised by Pensions Regulator
PPI briefing note on State Pension age increases
Pension schemes newsletter 87

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Welcome to the Pensions weekly highlights from the Lexis®PSL Pensions team for the week ending 8 June 2017. This week’s edition of Pensions highlights includes a review of key news stories and cases, as well as dates for your diary.

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