Opinion
What lessons have we learned from the financial crisis?
Saker Nusseibeh sets out five main lessons from the 2007 crash but questions whether we have learned from them
Is it time for employers to review their DC vehicle?
Tony Pugh says employers need to consider a number of factors when assessing delegation options
So much for the master trust assurance framework
Henry Tapper says the MAF has failed as a reliable kite mark for scheme quality in selection
Why ESG issues must not be forgotten in a post-Brexit world
Catherine Howarth explains why it is essential UK policy on sustainability doesn't fall behind following Brexit
Why Boris Johnson should not decide where we invest our pensions
John Gray expains why pension funds should be invested in members' interests and not at the whim of the current foreign secretary.
Is it time to provide equality for cohabiting couples?
Jonathan Stapleton asks if it is time to extend pensions equality to cohabiting couples
A 21st Century witch-hunt: s72 and The Pensions Regulator
Robin Ellison says the regulator now sees trustees as 'inefficient and lazy' people who need 'prodding and punishing' into compliance.
Pension funds have much to learn from life insurers
Insurance companies are seeking out more fixed income opportunities, and schemes should follow suit, says Sorca Kelly-Scholte.
Cyclical and structural factors may restrain inflation
Andrew Milligan says central banks are paying little attention to the impact of cyclical and structural changes in modern economies.
Actuaries who aren't constrained think harder about advice
Hilary Salt says there should be room for professional judgement, otherwise there is herding around similar answers
Why a CMA probe is needed to re-build trust in institutional investment
Bob Campion says that if a full blown review is what it takes to re-build trust in the institutional investment industry, then so be it
A summer reading list for trustees
Janice Turner explains how trustees will benefit from the latest flurry in activity from regulators
How to build foundations for a better financial future
Rob Gardner says the government must make financial education compulsory in primary schools to transform the long-term savings behaviour of children.
This is the watershed moment for transparency, the government must act now
Shadow pensions minister Alex Cunningham says the FCA's final report on the asset management market is a turning point and urges the government to take action
GDPR is already impacting administrators
Girish Menezes says schemes need to re-evaluate their data protection in light of the forthcoming EU regulation and increased cyber risks.
The new pensions minister - time for another change?
Richard Butcher says the role should be scrapped as pensions are too important to mess with.
It's tough getting tough on dividends
While many will be pleased that The Pensions Regulator is taking a tougher line on the dividends companies with pension scheme deficits should pay, Jonathan Stapleton says any action will be difficult to enforce.
What does the election result mean for pensions policy?
Ros Altmann says as the government battles Brexit and political instability, pensions are unlikely to top its priority list.
Why we need to take action to prevent the financial abuse of the elderly
Financial abuse of the elderly is a rapidly growing problem. Ann Stanyer looks at what professionals can do to help address this issue.
Schemes must collaborate on human capital issues
NEST's Diandra Soobiah calls on pension funds to join forces to ensure companies provide better data on workforce practices
Reflections of a new professional trustee
Rachel Croft says there is a lack of clarity over what constitutes good trusteeship and governance.
Mind the gap: what's fundamentally missing from the party manifestos
The People's Pensions's Darren Philp says he is "disappointed" at the lack of vision in the political party manifestos for General Election 2017 - and urges the industry to lay down the gauntlet of reform at the feet of the next government.
Policymakers need to tackle pensions insecurity
Tim Sharp says in the battle for decent jobs, decent and secure pensions are essential.
Could a new law on under-funding pensions be 'gesture politics'?
Steve Webb says policymakers should be careful not to legislate through the rear-view mirror
