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The impact of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes has long been an important focus area for trustees and employer directors on corporate mergers and acquisitions (M&A), distressed or otherwise, writes Chris Brown.

More and more pension schemes are approaching their endgame. Tony Baily and Lucy Barron explore how trustees can prepare, what tools can be used and how fiduciary management can help schemes get there with more certainty.

DLA Piper's Jane Hannon says the post-Covid workplace provides new challenges when it comes to addressing employee mental health.

Getting people to engage with their pensions has been notoriously challenging for the industry, Stephanie Baxter writes.

The pensions industry still trails behind others with its use of technology, writes Holly Roach.

PP’s expert panel look at the role of private markets in pension scheme portfolios, and the trends expected to follow the pandemic.

Justin Craib-Cox looks at the role that green convertible bonds can play in pension fund portfolios.

The onset of the pandemic dented asset valuations but it will take time to understand the true cost for defined benefit (DB) schemes.

Jess Williams looks at how schemes can build and manage change via investment-only platforms.

Covid-19 has had a seismic impact on regular office life. Nick Martindale looks at how employee benefits provisions are expanding to reach the new normal