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Mr. Mayewski said problems in health care had held the credit rating of the financial side of the business, which includes pensions, group life insurance, annuities, and investment advisory services, to A, compared with a top rating of A++.

Big employers and organizations including General Motors, Caterpillar and Calpers, the large California public employees health and pension group, say their spending on specialty drugs is growing at double the rate of the rest of their drug benefits for employees.

"The corporate culture over here is not -- I don't want to say as advanced -- as developed as it is in the States," Mr. Miller, the pension group spokesman, said.

Beyond their criticism of Mr. Pitt, members of the pension group used the Enron debacle to renew their calls for a series of reforms to make corporations more accountable to shareholders.

The Domestic Life Insurance Business segment offers private insurance, private pension, group insurance, and other life insurance products.

But now in a calculated move the firm is gearing up to buy land to take advantage of what Pirojsha calls a “dislocated market.” In July it set up a $140 million property fund with a group of overseas investors, including Dutch pension group APG, to invest in residential projects.

Investors Protest As BSkyB Searches For CEO. Britain's BSkyB faced a challenge from a major pension group on Friday as the pay-TV company prepares to name a new chief executive, with Chairman Rupert Murdoch's son James the odds-on favorite.

Toyota, which recently bested GM as the world's largest automaker, has a $30 per hour labor-cost advantage over Chrysler after taking into account benefits and job security costs, with over half the gap in retiree health care, pension, group life insurance and other benefits.

The so-called "Grand Bargain" forged earlier this summer, and approved by the city's two major pension groups, is proposed to generate $816m earmarked for pension benefits.

They say the city is unfairly discriminating against them compared to the public pension groups, which they say are getting a better deal.

He wants Rhodes to force the city to release "relevant information and facts" related to secret mediation sessions between the city and both pension groups and unions that led to their support of the city's plan.