Analysis

The majority of contributors believe schemes should renegotiate or review charges every three years.

Almost four out of 10 contributors said fiduciary management was an effective way for smaller schemes to access some benefits of scale.

Naomi Rainey looks at where HMRC and the High Court’s actions leave trustees

Denmark, the Netherlands and Australia have much to teach us, says Natasha Browne

Helen Morrissey looks at growing interest in sustainable investment

Taha Lokhandwala explores an OECD report on infrastructure investment and how to increase it

Naomi Rainey finds fiduciary duty, long-term investment and DC contract provision fall under the microscope

Almost half this week's respondents backed calls for mandatory qualifications for professional trustees.

More than half this week's contributors rejected the notion of the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) taking on the schemes of solvent employers.

Contributors supported by a margin of two to one the idea of ring-fencing money raised through the Royal Mail sell off to fund the pension deficit taken on by the government.