Industry

Here it is. PP rounds up some of the top stories from the Professional Pensions Show 2011.

Professional Pensions assembled a panel of three industry experts to talk about the key issues in pensions ahead of the PP Show and how to reinvigorate occupational provision.

Trade unions have proposed a "tramway" system for the public sector pension cost envelope which would give a two per cent leeway either side of fixed costs.

Trustees are only "laying off risk" by using investment consultants and "can do more on their own", delegates heard

Professional Pensions is holding a live Conjecture debate on auto-enrolment at 11am on 28 September.

Now that you've booked your place and planned your route to the Professional Pensions Show 2011, you will undoubtedly be wondering which local eateries and watering holes will best accommodate you and your fellow delegates...

Uniq, the chilled food supplier still 90% owned by its pension scheme, has reported a 47% rise in operating profits to £4.7m in the first half of the year.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has confirmed the Department for Work and Pensions will this autumn propose reforms to the system of transferring small pension pots.

Pensions minister Steve Webb gave his speech to the Liberal Democrat conference this morning.

The National Association of Pension Funds has urged politicians to address a record drop in public confidence in pensions or risk mass opt-outs from auto-enrolment.