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Peter Stanley and Clifford Sims set out why and when trustees are expected to listen to advice.

Lewys Curteis looks at what the changes to the PPF’s levy rules mean for schemes over the long-term.

Jo Myerson looks what trustees should be considering if their sponsor decides to temporarily shut its doors.

With renewed urgency, governments and businesses strive for climate improvements, and pension schemes should take advantage, say Sammy Suzuki and Kent Hargis.

UK pension schemes are working hard to counter climate risks across investment portfolios, but the assessment of climate risks to sponsor covenant must be a key focus of schemes’ broader risk assessment, says Michael Bushnell.

Local authority funds must use lessons from the past to continue delivering into the future, says James Stoddart

Caroline Kurup explores the latest TPR guidance on superfund transfers and what scheme trustees should be considering

Much like when selling a house, DB plans need to tidy up before approaching the bulk annuity market, says David Ellis.

With a recent rise in the number of smaller schemes undertaking bulk annuity transactions, Charlotte Quarmby sets out why now might be the right time for smaller pension schemes looking to de-risk.

Morten Nilsson explains why the BTPS is aiming to be net zero on carbon emissions by 2035, and how it plans to get there.