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Barnett Waddingham's Chris Burtenshaw was the winner of the PMI's inaugural student essay competition. In his paper, he sets out his ideas as to how schemes can reduce the broader administration and communication risks they face.

From gold to government bonds, there are many instruments trustees can use to protect themselves if a recession hits, says Steven Berkovi

This year's survey reveals how schemes assess the efficiency of TPAs and ranks the key providers. Holly Roach reports

There is mounting pressure on schemes to engage more actively with firms in which they invest. Charlotte Moore takes a look at the different approaches being used.

Panellists at an industry roundtable discuss their need for more clarity and balance from the regulator. James Phillips reports

Trustees don't usually think about financial sanctions. But Edward Brown says they should be aware of the issue and take steps to minimise risks.

Many master trust boards lack diversity, yet the ultimate goal should be to achieve cognitive inclusion to represent a large cohort of DC members, writes Kim Kaveh.

Claire Rankin and Brent Wright look at what trustees should focus on 12 months after the introduction of wide-ranging data regulations and TPR's cyber security guidance.

Matthew Harrison looks at what the forthcoming defined benefit funding code of practice means for pension schemes

Private markets are becoming more accessible to DC schemes. Alastair O'Dell asks if platform-based funds can really capture the illiquidity premium.