Will funds benefit from increased mortality rates?
The development of a capital market for longevity risk would ease the debt burden on future generations, Natasha Browne hears
The insurance industry faces a "severe" concentration of systematic longevity risk through the market for buy-ins, buyouts and longevity swaps, according to professor David Blake.
PP looks at the latest proposals to actually tell schemes what they pay asset managers
The Pensions Institute has published a consultation on retirement incomes from defined contribution (DC) schemes as part of a review launched by Labour.
Overestimates on populations may have led to schemes overspending on buyouts.
How do valuation method affect funding levels?
Scheme sponsors may have overspent on buyout contracts as a result of irregular mortality data, the Pensions Institute (PI) has warned.
Gregg McClymont has reiterated Labour's commitment to scrutinizing how the newly-liberated pensions system will work for savers after a leftist think-tank called on the party to scrap the cash option.
Almost all active fund managers fail to outperform the market once fees are extracted from returns, according to research from the Pensions Institute (PI).