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Nikhil Patel looks at how schemes have hedged longevity over the last decade, and how this will develop in the future.

Joel Hartley looks at the key questions that trustees should be asking their fiduciary managers to ensure they are getting quality service.

While concerns around credit market liquidity have been rising since the global financial crisis, the Covid-19 sell-off has highlighted how fragile liquidity can be during periods of real stress. Colin Purdie discusses the short- and long-term implications...

Dr Peter Hayes looks at what history can tell us about the path to recovery from the Covid-19 economic fallout.

Covid-19 has thrown up key questions on adaptability, administration processes and new working methods for the LGPS. Ian Colvin takes a look at how funds have responded and the changes that lie ahead.

Tim Hodgson looks at how technology will impact the way defined contribution funds are delivered and administered.

The Society of Pension Professionals is looking to make dynamic changes in a bid to stand out from the growing number of trade bodies catering for a dwindling audience.

With bulk annuity markets becoming increasingly busy before Covid-19, James Geer looks at what steps trustees can take to improve their chances of transacting.

Covid-19 has demonstrated how crucial it is for pension schemes to enter into economic crises in a position to react to opportunities with short-term windows, says David Lloyd.

Charlotte Moore looks at industry efforts to why improving members' financial wellbeing and retirement planning is crucial in a crisis situation.