Feature

Rachel Dalton on what the DWP wants to hear about - and what it doesn't

Charlotte Moore looks at the trend towards indeces formed using alternative criteria

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Natasha Browne explores the top five issues small firms need to be aware of when implementing automatic enrolment

Jack Jones looks at the growing range of options available to schemes of all sizes to tackle longevity risk

Helen Morrissey looks at the results of TPR's governance surveyand asks how the situation can be improved

The question of whether third-party administrators (TPAs) should be regulated by The Pensions Regulator (TPR) split this week's respondents right down the middle.

A slim majority of contributors were worried about the number of schemes that were failing to demonstrate all six of The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) six DC principles.

The majority of schemes do not intend to carry out any exercises to control longevity risk over the next two years.

Six out of 10 respondents said employers were generally failing to make sufficient provisions for ill-health retirement when closing DB schemes.