Analysis

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The IMF says quantitative easing shifts risk from banks to pension funds. Hannah Brenton reports

A quarter of respondents thought the Department of Work and Pensions proposals to allow defined benefit schemes to self-certify for auto-enrolment would be unworkable, while a third disagreed.

Most respondents were unsure of the relative merits of using cap-weighted indices to measure fund managers' performance.

Respondents were not really persuaded that there was a lack of capacity in the market for advisers on fiduciary management.

The majority of respondents were not convinced by research from the National Association of Pension Funds that suggested young people were thinking more about saving for retirement.

Buzz respondents do not believe trustees should be racing to act on guaranteed minimum pension equalisation, given the latest delay in implementation.

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