Opinion

As an industry, we spend an enormous amount of time trying to get people to save for their pension.

Secretary of state for work and pensions Iain Duncan Smith set out the coalition's plans for radical state pension reform yesterday.

US pension funds have been sorely behind their UK counterparts in terms of addressing funding risk, but it looks like the flurry of activity from across the pond is starting to rub-off.

Dear Editor The article in last week's issue - (TPR: small scheme trustees are failing to monitor administrators, PP, 24 February) - raises some broader issues, and not just for smaller schemes.

There has been little praise for the ruling in the Test-Achats case in the European Court of Justice.

Jonathan Stapleton explains there has been little praise for the ECJ gender ruling

Cemlyn Foulkes assesses the interim report from Lord Hutton's Public Services Pension Commission from the standpoint of active and pensioner members of the Local Government Pension Scheme

Will LGPS membership suffer from public sector pension reforms?

Michael Bow on how the latest ECJ ruling could play out

IMA chief executive Richard Saunders