Find out what the industry is really thinking about the latest issues

Contributors divided equally over the question of whether the pensions industry focused too much on the price of defined contribution (DC) products.

It is vital that trustees understand what will be required of them when entering in to fiduciary management arrangements, says Aon Hewitt.

Trustees of the Cobham Pension Plan have agreed a £280m buy-in with Rothesay Life.

The news that Goldman Sachs has put the majority of its UK bulk annuity business up for sale will not have an impact on the market, say consultants.

Jack Jones warns the focus on DB could come at DC's expense

Respondents were split over what should happen to the cap on compensation from the Pension Protection Fund (PPF).

The majority of respondents said The Pensions Regulator (TPR) was overstepping the mark in steering employers away from setting up master trusts if they would have fewer than 1,000 members.

Jack Jones talks to LCP’s Bob Scott about the consultant’s 20th annual survey of pensions at FTSE100 firms

The majority of contributors do not believe the earnings threshold for auto-enrolment should be reduced, despite concerns about the number of low-paid workers missing out.