Schemes could be paying hundreds of thousands of pounds more in annual administration fees than their peers, research from Kim Gubler Consulting reveals.
Providers must ensure their websites are designed to get the maximum return, delegates heard.
Transport for London has re-appointed Punter-Southall as its corporate actuarial adviser following a competitive selection exercise.
Many employers and employees are yet to grasp their obligations under the 2012 pensions reforms, delegates heard.
The Pensions Advisory Service is receiving an increasing number of calls from small and medium-sized employers about auto-enrolment, the organisation has revealed.
Industry experts have challenged the view that personalised communication is unsuitable for smaller schemes.
Social media is a fantastic way to get people online and interested in their pensions, Standard Life says.
The innovative deficit for equity swap agreed by Uniq and its scheme trustees will motivate other companies hampered by legacy shortfalls, its chief executive says.
Increased financial education and guidance in the workplace is essential if the savings gap is to be addressed, Scottish Widows says.
Members of Prudential's defined benefit scheme had their challenge over the legality of discretionary benefit increases heard in the High Court over the past few weeks.