Latest issue - 11 October 2018
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This week's articles include:
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Master trusts: Kim Kaveh examines what the master trust authorisation regime will mean for the market
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Transparency: The Investment Association is pressing the regulator to suspend and replace the methodology for transaction costs, which is causing ‘investor detriment', writes James Phillips
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LGPS: The scheme is in a financially robust position, says the Government Actuary's Department. Stephanie Baxter reports
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Interview: LCP won the accolade for supporting diversity at the inaugural Women in Pensions Awards. The head of its diversity and inclusion group, Jill Ampleford, speaks to Stephanie Baxter about the firm's achievements
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Risk reduction: Jonathan Stapleton explores how the combination of improved scheme funding and better insurer pricing could drive a resurgence in the take-up of full insurance buyouts
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