Opinion

Annabelle Hardiman says the key question is whether the current governance model remains fit for purpose

Guy Jackson says advisers and employers are now operating under a more structured framework

Barnett Waddingham’s Barry McKay asks if it would be better to spend money on frontline services than on employer contributions

Maggie Rodger says the rise of schemes without a member voice is a retrograde step

Chris Edwards-Earl looks at how a recent Court decision upholds trustee rights to be indemnified from scheme assets

Nick Johnson says a joined-up approach gives trustees the best route to insurer engagement

The money is there, the right UK projects are there – but fiduciary duty must win the day

Brightwell CEO says the future will be about steady, confident evolution

Mark Pemberthy says the effect of the cap will be felt acutely by payroll and benefits teams

John Adams says a range of approaches could be used to calculate the GLC