The industry has been calling for some sort of alternative to defined benefit (DB) schemes for as long as I can remember - saying such arrangements could provide a third way between DB and defined contribution (DC) schemes.
Yet, despite significant discussion on such defined ambition schemes - including an inquiry by the Work and Pensions Committee, which closed to written submissions last week - little enabling legis...
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