Start-up investment manager Carduus Capital has become the latest hedge fund investor to offer to refund part of its fees if it does not perform as institutional clients expect.
Group personal pensions give poor member outcomes, are difficult to modify and are a "real scandal", The Pensions Trust warns.
The Pensions Regulator has appointed more than 600 independent trustees to troubled pension schemes over the past two years.
The success of the UK stewardship code is vital in preventing more onerous regulation of shareholders, delegates heard.
Greater engagement with pensions issues is essential argues Dave Hodges, client services director at Zurich Corporate Pensions
Mercer principal Steve Charlton outlines the key steps employers need to take towards ensuring auto-enrolment compliance
Will auto-enrolment see a move to trust-based schemes by employers due to its different regulatory framework?
Laura Myers of Towers Watson discusses the Investment Governance Groups' six guidance principles of DC schemes
Ian Buchan looks at how many DC schemes are restructuring in preparation for 2012
Martin Palmer of Friends Provident looks at how current developments could affect pensions