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The majority of respondents believe concern over conflicts of interest has reduced the number of senior people serving on trustee boards.

Buzz respondents firmly rejected Steve Webb's latest idea to help consumers in the annuity market.

The majority of Buzz respondents leapt to the defence of trustees, rejecting the suggestion they were getting their priorities wrong and devoting too much time to box-ticking exercises.

Despite rejecting Steve Webb's idea of a cooling off period, Buzz contributors were far from happy with the state of the annuity market.

Just one in five respondents backed the government's plans to exempt employees who have already opted out of contractual enrolment from auto-enrolment (AE).

Natasha Browne asks whether dividends or capital growth are more important to pension funds

Most respondents think the industry should focus on defined contribution to improve the image of pensions.

An even greater proportion of Buzz respondents said schemes must do more to understand the fees they pay to asset managers.