Opinion

Tony Pugh says employers need to consider a number of factors when assessing delegation options

Henry Tapper says the MAF has failed as a reliable kite mark for scheme quality in selection

Catherine Howarth explains why it is essential UK policy on sustainability doesn't fall behind following Brexit

John Gray expains why pension funds should be invested in members' interests and not at the whim of the current foreign secretary.

Jonathan Stapleton asks if it is time to extend pensions equality to cohabiting couples

Robin Ellison says the regulator now sees trustees as 'inefficient and lazy' people who need 'prodding and punishing' into compliance.

Insurance companies are seeking out more fixed income opportunities, and schemes should follow suit, says Sorca Kelly-Scholte.

Andrew Milligan says central banks are paying little attention to the impact of cyclical and structural changes in modern economies.

Hilary Salt says there should be room for professional judgement, otherwise there is herding around similar answers

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