Opinion

Catherine Howarth says one way to engage savers, and ultimately increase voluntary contributions, is to appeal to their values

Stewart Bevan says there's a long way still to travel to achieve transparency, but at least we are now making genuine progress and picking up the pace

John Gray says it is worrying for asset owners that many companies have failed to take part in the government-backed Workforce Disclosure Initiative.

Baroness Ros Altmann says more DB trustees should seek independent forensic analysis on the sponsor's business and financial position

Iain Clacher and Con Keating say there is much confusion over pension valuations and argue all the methods currently used are wrong. They say a pragmatic resolution could be to use the expected return on assets

David Curtis says pension funds can take risk off the table without damaging their ability to access returns

Jonathan Stapleton says it would be a crying shame if Lesley Titcomb's decision to leave TPR was due to vilification by MPs.

Hilary Salt says by blurring the line between what is legally required and what 'feels fair', we create uncertainty about what is and isn't allowed

Controversy over the discount rate used to value defined benefit pension liabilities is nothing new but, as Tim Wilkinson and Frank Curtiss explain, the flaws may be more serious than many realise.

Oliver Jaegemann says the pension industry's investment in technology and innovation have fallen off a cliff