Analysis

Rachel Dalton looks at an entry to the PP/Barnett Waddingham defined ambition competition from Kingfisher’s Matt Fuller

Naomi Rainey looks at Cheshire Pension Fund’s approach to the changing shape of local authorities

Two out of five contributors think none of the Department for Work and Pensions' preferred options for defined benefit-lite will find favour with employers. Among those who thought some of the ideas might be taken up, the majority thought cash balance...

Almost half of Buzz contributors thought The Pensions Regulator needed more power to guard against pension liberation fraud. But, in a week when the City of London Police announced it had broken up a major pensions liberation scam, more than two out of...

Contributors were sceptical as to whether social media could provide information to improve scheme governance. Although more than three out of ten thought it unwise to ignore this data, almost half of contributors thought trustees should do just that....

Contributors were pretty relaxed about The Pensions Regulator's reliance on staff seconded from major consultants. Although a third were worried about the conflicts of interest that could arise from these arrangements the majority thought the benefits...

Almost half this week's contributors backed the use of lifestyling in DC schemes, while just over a quarter said it did not ultimately help savers. Some cautious supporters suggested it was better to say the technique reduced the chances of members getting...

Jack Jones examines the impact of The Pensions Regulators’ latest annual funding statement

Hannah Brenton analyses the central bank’s record rate cut and where it might turn next

Linklater’s Phil Goss and Alasdair Smith ask if Kodak’s settlement with TPR and the PPF will open the floodgates