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Ahead of the general election, the Association of Consulting Actuaries launched its own Retirement Income Manifesto. Here, ACA chairman Keith Barton explains why

With increasing pressure on trustees to master several different disciplines, Thomas Selby asks whether too much is being asked of them, and whether independent trustees are the answer

Sebastian Cheek reports on how investment strategy design is changing to react to the rapid expansion of the DC asset pool

As interest in environmental and ethical issues grows, Laura Blows looks at the changing nature of SRI and the increasing use of ESG factors within a scheme's entire investment portfolio

Six years ago the UK government began to introduce a series of initiatives aimed at protecting and simplifying pensions, but have they succeeded? Gill Wadsworth reports

The National Employment Savings Trust is the UK government's solution to the pensions problem, but it has met with some controversy, as Jenna Towler reports

Helen Morrissey speaks to Roger Gray, chief investment officer of the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) about how the scheme's investment approach is evolving

In collaboration with Global Pensions, Data Explorers Consulting brings you the latest in global trends and analysis on securities lending. Ed Oliver explains how the Greece crisis has turned a spotlight on the shortselling of government bonds

Exchange trading of stock loans promises to inject a needed dose of transparency and liquidity into the securities lending business. Kris Devasabai reports on the latest developments

Chile's regulator has made it easier for the country to invest its US$114bn in pension assets outside its home country. Rodrigo Amaral reports