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Just a quarter of Buzz respondents would consider investing in the proposed Pension Infrastructure Platform.

This week respondents weigh in on discount rates, dependents' pensions, sponsoring employers, and the FSA and TPR's ability to collaborate, and give their opinion of the PIP.

A third of respondents think the government should leave discount rates alone, while not one contributor supported the NAPF's call for a temporary uplift.

Charlotte Moore examines the US economic outlook

Steve Dainty tells Naomi Rainey how he brought together the Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire schemes

SWIP's James Carver looks at opportunities in absolute return funds.

In our third Professional Pensions administration survey, Helen Morrissey looks at what trends are emerging in the admin market. What proportion of schemes are looking to outsource, what impact will auto-enrolment have on scheme administration and how...

High risk is not the only response to low-yield says Jamie Hamilton of M&G Investments.

For years, Australia's superannuation funds have collectively invested in infrastructure deals. Simon Mumme asks what their experience can teach UK pension funds joining the Pension Infrastructure Platform.

John Chilman of First UK Bus explains to Taha Lokhandwala why he believes its pension scheme's accolades were well deserved.