Opinion

John Flynn launches a ‘manifesto’ on behalf of member-nominated trustees

Clive Wellsteed reflects on how the buy-in came into being and why it has become the route of choice for many pension schemes

Archie Pritchett says unless reform reaches savers, 2026's progress will bloom where nobody is looking

Kate Payne and Archana Gupta say a more robust approach may now be more defensible

Helen Forrest Hall says the future lies in regulating people rather than process

Annabelle Hardiman says the key question is whether the current governance model remains fit for purpose

Mariana Garcia Requejo looks at the challenge of designing pathways that protect those least likely to engage

Guy Jackson says advisers and employers are now operating under a more structured framework

Barnett Waddingham’s Barry McKay asks if it would be better to spend money on frontline services than on employer contributions

Maggie Rodger says the rise of schemes without a member voice is a retrograde step