Opinion

The heated meeting of APS members on Monday shows just how deeply feelings run over the CPI indexation switch.

Jonathan Stapleton on managers' intentions for schemes

The truth is that the last decade has been a very disappointing time for pension funds investing in shares in the main western markets.

Long-term care has to form part of saving, Jenna Towler says

Mark Hyde Harrison, the chairman-elect of the National Association of Pension Funds, believes there is an issue of scale within the pensions industry and thinks we need to develop vehicles to ensure suitable scale and make sure member benefits are secured...

Last month I attended the Principal Officers Association Winter Conference in Johannesburg. The conference touched on many subjects: trustee education, transition management, etc. But the subject that seemed to ruffle feathers the most was incorporating...

The recommendations of Lord Hutton may seem eminently sensible in a normal world, but the current parlous state of the public sector can hardly be regarded as normal.

Michael Bow talks political cherry picking

Jonathan Stapleton's take on the public sector protests

Members caught up in Bridge v Yates are frustrated