Latest issue - 14 March 2019
This week's edition of Professional Pensions is out now.
Download the digital version of the latest Professional Pensions print edition here.
This week's articles include:
-
Defined benefit: The regulator has set out specific guidance for trustees and employers with schemes approaching a valuation. Kim Kaveh looks at the details of its latest annual funding statement
-
Longevity: The IFoA's latest mortality projection model reveals a further slowdown in the rates of longevity improvement. Holly Roach explores the findings
-
Awards: PP unveils the shortlists for the 22nd UK Pensions Awards
-
Interview: Kevin Wesbroom retires at the end of June after nearly 44 years at Aon. Jonathan Stapleton speaks to him about his career and his continuing passion for pensions
-
Retirement income targets: Targets for retirement income can help individuals improve outcomes for retirement. Paul Waters looks at how such an approach can work
More on Industry
Have your say: Should trustees be held accountable for the security of data and assets in the event of a cyber attack?
In this week's Pensions Buzz, we want to know if you agree that trustees be held accountable for the security of data and assets in the event of a cyber attack.
Exclusive: Multiple dashboards unnecessary says industry in mixed Pension Schemes Bill feedback
More than four in five employers oppose the implementation of multiple pensions dashboards and any that do not include state pensions, the Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) says.
Half of scheme representatives agree fiduciary duty hinders trustees in addressing climate change, finds XPS
Half of scheme representatives believe the current fiduciary duty of trustees hinders them in their ability to address climate change, according to a poll by XPS Pensions Group.
A beacon of hope: How the PMI will evolve in a post-Covid world
PMI president Lesley Alexander and the institute's immediate past-president Lesley Carline talk about the challenges of Covid-19 and the opportunities and challenges the industry faces in the future.
PASA looks to ramp up pensions admin standards with Deloitte partnership
The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) has announced global consultant Deloitte as its expert knowledge provider for data.
