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A High Court action by the Pensions Authority against a company linked to the collapsedhas been settled. Under the settlement, Wealth Options Trustees Ltd is to retire in the next 12 months as trustee provider over small pension scheme funds used to invest in the former Dolphin Trust, which collapsed resulting in Irish investors being owed more than €100 million.is to create 50 jobs in the next three years at a new centre of excellence it has established in Cork. Ciara O’Brien has the details.
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