Opinion

Former Institute and Faculty of Actuaries Pensions president Ronnie Bowie on building a sustainable pensions framework

In financial services in general, the tide of opinion has turned in favour of regulation.

Jonathan Stapleton on the chance to rescue our generation of savers

The Pensions Regulator's latest report makes for interesting reading.

As Cairn Energy became the latest target of the shareholder revolt, many trustees will be delighted that at last their proxy votes are being used to register the view that executive pay is out of control (particularly since a lot of these votes are cast...

At the PP 2012 Pensions Reform conference - held last week - Pensions Action Group campaigner Alan Marnes stood up and asked delegates how people could ever trust pensions again.

With the number of savers set to jump from five million to a whopping 13 million under auto-enrolment, providers have unsurprisingly been angling for a slice of the action.

Mark Wood asks: are PCLS really a great deal?

Con Keating makes the case for a super-long conventional bond issuance.

PP editor Jonathan Stapleton looks at the impact of interest rates on retirement income