Industry

Dear Editor The article in last week's issue - (TPR: small scheme trustees are failing to monitor administrators, PP, 24 February) - raises some broader issues, and not just for smaller schemes.

Bluefin chief executive Nick Burns talks to Jenna Towler about the revolution about to hit the corporate benefits industry and his predictions for the future of workplace saving

Allowing early access to pension pots is surely detrimental to saving if it means a diminished sum at retirement.

Trustee boards are not being evaluated objectively and find it difficult to balance the speed and quality of decision making, research by Russell Investments finds.

Professional bodies are set to roll out a raft of new qualifications and training courses aimed at non-pension professionals tasked with administering auto-enrolment.

There has been little praise for the ruling in the Test-Achats case in the European Court of Justice.

The Pension Protection Fund has appointed a further nine asset managers to provide credit investments for the fund.

rpmi has announced it will include scanable barcodes on future member communications in a bid to boost multi-channel engagement and keep printed communication alive.

Standard Life has announced computer giant IBM as the first client for its corporate wrap platform.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries supports early access but believes risk sharing schemes should be the government's priority.