Feature

Vivien Cockerill looks at the issues faced by trustees and their advisers in light of the Walker Report and the revised Corporate Governance Code, the extent to which these issues will affect them and how they should respond

Confronted with widespread public suspicion about pensions, Dorothee Gnaedinger investigates the role of employers in influencing the saving habits of staff

Laura Hickman and Anna Wynn consider the implications of the recent ITS v Hope judgment

In the third of a series of Election 2010 interviews, JENNA TOWLER talks to pensions minister ANGELA EAGLE about Labour's plans for the pensions landscape - should it retain office

Professor Shlomo Benartzi of the University of California is working with AXA on the issue of behavioural finance and its implications for group pensions. Given present stock market volatility, we look at investment-related issues and, in particular,...

Tom Selby looks at enhanced transfer value (ETV) exercises and asks why so many industry experts are opposed to them

Kevin Frisby discusses the prospects of the commercial property market and urges investors to learn from the market downturn before investing again

Toby Christie, employer compliance regime policy manager at The Pensions Regulator, explains how the regulator's policy team has been preparing legislation to ease the country into auto-enrollment

Conservative pensions spokesman Nigel Waterson talks to Sebastian Cheek about his party's plans should they take office

A conservative investment approach meant Brazilian pensions suffered only minor scrapes during the crisis, but too-strong funding levels bring problems of their own, as Dorothee Gnaedinger reports