More than half this week's contributors rejected the notion of the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) taking on the schemes of solvent employers.
The majority of contributors believe there will continue to be a role for actuaries in the pensions industry, even as defined benefit (DB) provision is phased out.
Jonathan Stapleton asks if small DB schemes can access the benefits of scale
Jack Jones looks at why defined ambition needs to succeed
NAPF chairman elect Ruston Smith and chief executive Joanne Segars talk to Naomi Rainey about the road ahead
The winding up of defined benefit (DB) schemes has led to increased demand for pension trustee liability insurance, the Occupational Pensions Defence Union (OPDU) says.
An unrecognised £70m pension liability has reduced WH Smith's stated 2012 post-tax profit by £4m.
The continued decline of defined benefit (DB) schemes has led to the industry being overcrowded with highly qualified actuaries, an independent trustee says.
More than three quarters of contributors predicted the drive by Local Government Pension Schemes (LGPS) to invest in local infrastructure would lead to conflicts.
Partnership has announced Guy Horton as its chief pricing officer to develop its technical and market pricing to boost new business.