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The challenges for small pension funds to buy out their liabilities are well-known. A solution has emerged and is set to become popular across the DB universe, writes Stephanie Baxter

It has been almost six years since British Airways (BA) launched legal action against the trustees of its Airways Pension Scheme (APS) for unilaterally awarding a discretionary benefit to members.

The way schemes invest in property is changing. Charlotte Moore looks at how partnerships and impact investing are shaping approaches

As AE contribution rates rise to a minimum of 8% in just a few days time, Kim Kaveh speaks to four master trusts about their preparations for a potential change in member behaviour.

With mental health issues costing businesses an estimated £35bn each year, Nick Martindale looks at the need for a culture of understanding

Targets for retirement income can help individuals improve outcomes for retirement. Paul Waters looks at how such an approach can work

Both New Zealand and Australia are assessing myriad complex pension policy options. David Harris says the UK would do well to study these developments

A rarely-used insurance product guarantees the payment of DRCs in the worst-case scenario. James Phillips asks if it is appropriate for DB schemes

Low-volatility strategies have been proven to reduce downside risk over market cycles, says James Lindsay.

A groundhog year kicks off as many of 2018's biggest court cases return on appeal. James Phillips rounds up what trustees should keep an eye on.