Have your say: Does the new 'pensions and financial inclusion' minister signal a shift in government attitude?

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This week we want to know if the new title of pensions and financial minister indicates a change in government thinking, and what Guy Opperman should focus on during his first year?

Also, would the regulator be able to better supervise defined benefit schemes if it could set definitions of 'prudence' and 'appropriateness' in scheme funding requirements? Lastly, will the pro...

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