Government must amend legislation and regulation to move away from a culture that punishes companies for doing more than the legal pensions minimum, delegates heard.

Proposed changes to public sector pensions are "unpalatable" as previous cuts have already slashed pots by 25%, delegates heard.

Private sector pension provision in the UK has gradually been "ratcheted down" to inadequate levels and should not be repeated in public sector reforms, Lord Hutton says.

Trustees must amend scheme rules quickly if they want pre-A-Day limits to continue to apply so a legal loophole does not increase member benefits, a lawyer says.

The problem of undersaving for retirement is not a new one.

Projected costs of enforcing the auto-enrolment regime were redacted from the Making Auto-enrolment Work Review but are substantial, delegates heard.

There is a "real danger" the auto-enrolment regime could be so broad it becomes an unenforceable law, Alan Pickering warns.

The heavily criticised judgment on compromise agreements in the IMG case has been overturned by the Court of Appeal.

The London Borough of Lambeth has invested €90m (£75m) in one of Invesco Perpetual's pan-European property funds.

Matrix Group; Towers Watson; Ruffer; Nikko Asset Management; the Association of British Insurers; London Pensions Fund Authority; Mercer