Industry

Michael Bow asks how much members need to know about DC charges

Industry cannot afford to fail members, Jonathan Stapleton says

In last week's Pensions Buzz (PP, 20 October) one of your respondents asked: "When have you ever known HMRC to be either flexible or fair?"

Employers are failing to fully hedge their liabilities after a study revealed half of the FTSE350 still had a proportion of their market capitalisation valuation un-hedged.

The Local Authority Pension Fund Forum has called on News Corp to refresh its board after a shareholder revolt at the company's annual general meeting.

Asset-backed pension scheme contributions could exceed £10bn in the next five years, latest research finds.

The government is set to take action over companies offering cash incentives to leave defined benefit pension schemes.

Opportunities are opening up for institutional investors looking to invest in green bonds as a new certification scheme is due to launch next month, and State Street brings a new green bond fund to market today.

Labour has pledged to maintain political consensus around pension reform and new pensions spokesman Gregg McClymont aims to remain in post as long as possible.

Andrew Short speaks to Lord John Hutton about why he did not recommend DC for public sector workers.