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Jonathan Lipkin says asset managers are not ripping off customers but must tell investors clearly what they are paying

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) is developing plans to bring some of its asset management in-house as it expects to see external manager fees rise 50% this year.

Providers have said a charge cap on income drawdown, as proposed by Labour leader Ed Miliband, is "unnecessary" and a "solution to a problem that does not even exist".

A drawdown charge cap should be placed on sales to provider's existing customers to ensure people are not sold inappropriate products after pensions freedom comes into effect, Which? has said.

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Here they are… The key findings of the Independent Project Board's final report into the charges and benefits in workplace defined contribution schemes, published today.

Towers Watson EMEA head of investment Ed Francis talks to PP about active management

The government has published draft regulations to introduce minimum governance standards for workplace pensions and a 0.75% charge cap on default funds.

The pensions industry is obsessed with charges even though contribution rates are a bigger issue, Trinity Mirror's chairman of trustees has said.