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Mark Hyde Harrison discusses his vision of the future with Hannah Brenton: where pension schemes are perfectly aligned with members' interests.

Jonathan Stapleton asks whether a Sparkly Tap-Dancing Fund for the Future could work

The National Association of Pension Funds has restructured its two main policy-making councils to increase its focus on defined contribution.

The National Association of Pension Funds has hit back at Department for Work and Pensions claims that the public want a pot follows member system.

The European Commission has not made the case for overhauling the European pensions directive and is avoiding the question of how this will affect the continent's economy, argues the National Association of Pension Funds.

Over the past week, large sections of the pensions industry, as well as unions and consumer groups, have lashed out at the government's decision to implement a pot follows member system of consolidation.

Hannah Brenton examines the latest developments of the Pensions Infrastructure Platform.

Jack Jones analyses the attempts by EIOPA to diffuse tensions over the latest EC pensions directive.

Hannah Brenton speaks to NAPF chairman Mark Hyde Harrison about why the government needs to overrule the regulator with regards to discount rates.

The typical member of a large defined contribution scheme will amass a retirement pot 28% bigger than a saver in a small scheme making the same contributions, the NAPF says.