The 0.75% charge cap has been branded ‘nonsense' after government research found most providers could not calculate charges not covered by the limit that members were paying.
New thinking is needed for the new world trustees face
The Pensions Institute has called for urgent action after its research found one in ten defined benefit (DB) schemes would "never ever" pay benefits in full.
Fewer than ten life companies will have conquered the market by 2020
Research from The Pensions Institute predicts the demise of many life companies, while assets under management (AUM) are expected to double to £550bn
Will funds benefit from increased mortality rates?
Age Partnership has launched a service to gather member information for schemes exploring a medically underwritten bulk annuity deal.
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