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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

Industry

Comment: Hunting dragons in Transylvania

Jonathan Stapleton returns from Romania

clock 01 September 2011 •

Industry

Pension Scheme of the Year Awards - Complimentary seats

Professional Pensions has a limited number of complimentary seats available for pension scheme staff or trustees to attend this year's Pension Scheme of the Year Awards on 15 September.

clock 11 August 2011 •

Industry

Comment: Are equities such a bad bet?

Jonathan Stapleton discusses re-risking

clock 11 August 2011 •

Investment

European markets rally after Fed interest rate announcement

European equity markets have rallied following a Federal Reserve announcement on interest rates yesterday.

clock 10 August 2011 •

Investment

The PP Guide to Scheme Investment

Professional Pensions is set to publish a Guide to Scheme Investment on September 22.

clock 10 August 2011 •

Europe

European stock markets drop after early gains

EUROPE - European stock markets have given up early gains, which had been triggered by the European Central Bank saying it intended to buy up government debt.

clock 08 August 2011 •

Investment

European stock markets drop after early gains

European stock markets have given up early gains, which had been triggered by the European Central Bank saying it intended to buy up government debt.

clock 08 August 2011 •

Investment

IMA Blog: The truth about short-termism

Richard Saunders looks at the truth about short-termism

clock 08 August 2011 • 2 min read

Investment

Comment: Innovation key to survival

Jonathan Stapleton predicts more pain for sponsoring employers

clock 04 August 2011 •

Defined Benefit

The winners: The best funded FTSE100 schemes

Here it is. The lists of the FTSE100 firms with the highest scheme funding levels and the largest percentage increases in funding levels.

clock 02 August 2011 •
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