Round up - 27 June

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Pension funds face exemption hurdle; Setback for state debt efforts; More pain than gain in ‘innovative' noughties; All eyes on the prize of a simple state pension; Pensions clarity would aid savers; Pensions clarity would aid savers; Pensions clarity would aid savers; State pension is 'too complex'; Midsized hedge funds grow fastest; Report shows £90m gap in Rok employees' pension fund"; Report shows £90m gap in Rok employees' pension fund

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