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Traditional multi-management firms have increased their offerings following calls for more fiduciary responsibility, as Helen Fowler reports

The focus on effective risk management is sharper than ever, and can bring real benefits to how pension schemes are run, as Alan Botterill reveals

It is vital that DC pension schemes receive proper and regular attention. And, according to Kevin LeGrand, it is the consultant's responsibility to lead their client to the best outcome

The recent Association of Consulting Actuaries 2010 Smaller Firms' Pensions Survey found mixed views on the government's radical auto-enrolment reforms. David Robertson reports

Michael Bow explains how behavioural science can improve the value of DC communications

When former New York State Comptroller Alan Hevesi pleaded guilty to his part in a pay-to-play scandal, he became the highest ranking scalp taken by state attorney general Andrew Cuomo's investigation into the use of placement agents. Chris Panteli looks...

Laura Blows explores the changing UK attitudes to US class actions and whether similar style court actions are likely to hit our shores

Is politics getting in the way of a Swiss pension recovery? Emma Cusworth finds out

Switzerland's pension funds have so far refused to rebalance following the financial crisis. Emma Cusworth looks at the potential consequences

Rachel Alembakis finds that the formation of Australia's new government raises questions about the country's proposed pension overhaul