Professional Pensions has won the ShareAction award for best coverage of responsible investment issues.
Robin Ellison says the regulator now sees trustees as 'inefficient and lazy' people who need 'prodding and punishing' into compliance.
Transfers out of defined benefit schemes have increased substantially over the past year. Charlotte Moore looks at the challenges this is posing for schemes
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The Supreme Court has ruled an exemption in the Equality Act, which allows schemes to exclude same-sex partners from spousal benefits accrued before December 2005, is discriminatory and breaches EU equality laws.
The third-party administration market has seen an influx of schemes outsourcing for the first time. Daniel Taylor asks whether schemes should outsource or stay in-house
Cashflow matching has become a much talked about topic as many closed DB schemes are about to turn cashflow negative. This requires a new approach for managing risks in what effectively has become the end game.
Malcolm Deering, a regular contributor to Professional Pensions, died on 31 May aged 69.
The Pensions Regulator issued 173 fines to schemes and trustees during 2016 as a result of failures to prepare annual governance statements or complete scheme returns.
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