Analysis

Jonathan Stapleton outlines how PP has revamped its editorial, award and event programmes for 2014

Just over half this week's respondents said a merger of the Local Government Pension Schemes (LGPS) was feasible, while one in eight said the proposal was impractical.

More than four out of five respondents said employers had no moral obligation to persuade staff to participate in a scheme once they had been auto-enrolled and had opted out.

The majority of contributors said trustees were generally using the flexibility in the system when setting assumptions for valuations.

Almost six out of 10 contributors backed Labour's call for a public register of scheme charges, run by The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

Questions trustees need to ask when considering blocking transfers to suspected liberation schemes

Naomi Rainey examines the government's proposals

Naomi Rainey looks at the industry’s response to the DWP charge cap consultation

Jack Jones examines concerns over the latest plans to introduce a Holistic Balance Sheet

Taha Lokhandwala looks at how schemes should use capital expenditure when picking stocks