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Jonathan Stapleton

Jonathan Stapleton

Jonathan is editor of Professional Pensions and Workplace Savings & Benefits (WSB).

He started work as a journalist on a capital markets magazine called Central European in 2000 before joining an internet start-up called ii-Q.com, a pensions news service.

Jonathan joined Professional Pensions in July 2001 and has been there, barring a nine month sabbatical in 2004, ever since. He launched PP Online in 2006, became deputy editor of Professional Pensions in 2008, editor in 2009, launched WSB in 2012 and became editor-in-chief of both brands in 2014.

Jonathan has won a number of awards throughout his career - most recently the Society of Pension Professionals' Journalist of the Year Award 2019 - and is holder of the Pension Management Institute's Retirement Provision Certificate.

Outside of pensions, Jonathan enjoys spending time with his son, helping to run a Scout troop and trying (unsuccessfully so far) to improve his very sluggish 5km running time.

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Articles by Jonathan Stapleton

Investment

Pension Corporation debate: Where now for the global economy?

Professional Pensions assembled a panel of three industry experts to talk about the key issues facing the global economy over the coming 12 months.

clock 10 October 2011 •

United Kingdom

Fears grow over gilt market sell-off as international investors exit

UK - The lastest round of quantitative easing has made gilts even more expensive and threatens to hasten the exit of international bond investors eager to crystallise profits,fund managers warn.

clock 07 October 2011 •

Investment

Fears grow over gilt market sell-off as international investors exit

The lastest round of quantitative easing has made gilts even more expensive and threatens to hasten the exit of international bond investors eager to crystallise profits, fund managers warns.

clock 07 October 2011 •

Investment

Short-term rise in gilt yields following QE move; fears of longer term falls

Gilt yields posted a surprise rise yesterday, despite fears of longer-term falls which could significantly increase scheme liabilities.

clock 07 October 2011 •

Regulation

Comment: Self-regulate or lose control

Jonathan Stapleton on trustee codes of conduct

clock 07 October 2011 •

United Kingdom

NAPF calls for emergency meeting with TPR following QE announcement

UK - Pension funds are calling for an urgent meeting with The Pensions Regulator to discuss ways of protecting UK pension schemes from the negative effects of quantitative easing.

clock 06 October 2011 •

Investment

NAPF calls for emergency meeting with TPR following QE announcement

Pension funds are calling for an urgent meeting with The Pensions Regulator to discuss ways of protecting UK pension schemes from the negative effects of quantitative easing.

clock 06 October 2011 •

Investment

Bank of England increases stimulus: full text of statement

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 0.5pc and increased the size on the Asset Purchase Programme by £75bn to £275bn. Here is the text of its statement in full...

clock 06 October 2011 •

Investment

Have your say: Quantitative easing - a good or bad thing for schemes?

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has announced it will embark on a second round of quantitative easing - what's your view? Will this be a positive move for schemes?

clock 06 October 2011 •

Investment

More QE a "Titanic disaster" for schemes

The Bank of England move to undergo a second round of quantitative easing will be a ‘Titanic disaster' for both schemes and pensioners, Saga says.

clock 06 October 2011 •
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