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The future of occupational pension schemes in the UK looks grim unless the industry can find a way to share the risk between employers and employees. One such approach, says Hamish Wilson, is collective defined contributions

Philip Mowbray discusses new options aimed at meeting the evolving needs of customers at retirement

David McCourt details the NAPF's response to PADA's discussion paper on personal accounts

Although the buyout market is showing signs of recovery, Sebastian Cheek explains that its expense still forces many DB schemes to seek alternative ways of removing risk from their balance sheets

Sebastian Cheek discusses the ever more pressing need to improve administrative processes to keep scheme data secure and up-to-date Keeping your admin secure

Sebastian Cheek discusses financial institutions' changing attitudes to socially responsible investing

Dorothee Gnaedinger discusses a middle way between final salary and defined contribution schemes

With continued improvements projected for longevity, David Davison explains some of the choices savers must make to combat diminishing income

Lucy King highlights the plight of a generation kept in the dark on the subject of pensions and considers what moves are being made to rectify the current lack of information for her age group

Water is increasingly coming into investors' sights as despite its scarcity the potential for growth is vast, as Sebastian Cheek reports