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Improvements in longevity means individuals have to think creatively about how they might spend their time in later life, according to London Business School professor Andrew Scott.

This week's edition of Professional Pensions is out now. Click here to read it.

On Wednesday morning the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will publish its long-awaited final report on its study into asset management, which could have wide-reaching implications for pension funds and consultants.

This week we want to know whether the UK needs an intergenerational equalities minister to tackle the gap between the young and old, and if the FCA's proposals on DB transfers go far enough.

Paul Pettitt will leave Origo next year after 28 years with the financial technology company that has played a key role in developing the pensions dashboard.

The watchdog's approach has become too aggressive in the last year and it seems to be moving away from a risk-based approach, according to Peter Askins.

This week's top stories were a ransomware attack on TPR, and the new pensions minister being urged to tackle outstanding policy issues.

There is less than one week to go until Pensions and Benefits UK 2017 - London's largest pensions and benefits conference and exhibition.

A pioneering female mentoring programme is being rolled out in September to improve diversity at senior levels in the actuarial profession, supported by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA).

This week's edition of Professional Pensions is out now. Click here to read it.