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As schemes increasingly look to derisk, Laura Blows discovers how greater trustee engagement is changing the nature of LDI strategies

Paul McMahon of Friends Provident makes a case for the benefits of mergers

Given present stock market volatility, Professor Shlomo Benartzi looks at investment-related issues and, in particular, changes to the investment decisions made by both employers and staff

Uwe Becker explains the significance of exchange-traded notes

Helen Morrissey and Charlotte Moore look at scheme governance practices around the globe, seeing differing structures but often the same objectives

When looking at the risk-transfer market, many pension schemes spend considerable time and money engaging with consultants, often with very little to show for their troubles. Jeremy Williams of the Daily Mail and General Trust believes there is a better...

Fiduciary management has recently hit the mainstream for UK pension funds. Laura Blows looks at how this market is developing

Risk parity is being hailed by some as an effective way of reducing risk without sacrificing returns, while others warn such promises are an illusion. Chris Panteli finds out more

Swedish pension buffer funds have emerged as bellwethers of socially responsible investing, as Gill Wadsworth reports

Rodrigo Amaral asks whether Colombia's new government will continue with vital pension reforms