Following recent government announcements on annuity reform the issue of minimum income requirements has caused concern, as Sebastian Cheek reports
The consultation to end compulsory annuitisation should lead to increased flexibility for retirees. Helen Morrissey asks if this is the case
Laura Blows finds out how CRC energy efficiency regulations for corporate bodies will affect scheme trustees, and looks at the likely financial impact of the rules on property investments
Businesses with pension deficits are starting to utilise property to finance the gap. Laura Blows finds out how companies are using property as a contingent asset and the advantage of these types of arrangements
The panellists discuss their expectations for the rental market, taking into account a cost-cutting public sector and close examination of index data. They also consider the effect of the refinancing of property-related debt on the market
Jonathan Stapleton analyses changes in UK pensions legislation heralded by its emergency Budget in June and the series of announcements surrounding it
In collaboration with Global Pensions, Data Explorers brings you the latest global trends and analysis on securities transactions. John Arnesen reports
Guest commentary by Steven Englander, global head of G10 FX Strategy at CitiFX
Vince Smith-hughes explains the options facing retirees who can't afford to stop working
Helen Fowler looks at the developing innovation of the ‘captive model' - where a pension fund sponsor uses its own in-house insurer to cover its benefit obligations