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Chris Edwards-Earl and Helena Berman look at the judgment in a recent court case on drafting errors.

As he prepares to step down, The Pensions Ombudsman reflects on his career and hopes for dispute resolution

Brexit may act as a ‘force multiplier’ alongside other global Covid-19 disruptions

Jonathan Stapleton looks at how a double-digit growth in appointments is fuelling the influence of professional trustees

It has now been two years since Neil Woodford showed his last act of unqualified contrition, James Baxter-Derrington reports. Woodford apologised to investors as he and Link Fund Solutions agreed to suspend the soon-to-be doomed Woodford Equity Income...

Nicola Rondel looks at how to approach the issue of GMP equalisation and transfers when schemes do not have the full picture

Robert Gall looks at whether pension schemes should be prepared to pay the 'greenium' that will come with green gilts

Emma Martin looks at how trustees and employers can provide support to their pension scheme members.

Greater clarity around standards will make it easier for trustees to interrogate managers about how they are managing transition risk, says Nina Reid.

William Chan says, if all the constraints underlying the UK DC market are cleared, there is no reason why the UK DC market cannot follow other parts of the world in private market allocations.