Opinion

Despite the sagas and scandals of the past 25 years, the pensions industry has grown stronger, says Malcolm McLean

There is more to being a pension fund trustee than providing members with a pension, says Rory Murphy.

As DC schemes face increasing pressures to consolidate, David Snowdon says master trusts are the perfect home.

Escalating standards for sole trustees will become a norm for reputable firms, even if they are voluntary, says Nigel Hill.

Guy Opperman says two page, simpler statements as well as an annual ‘season’ in which to issue them could be transformative steps for the UK pensions industry

Trustees need clear reporting from their investment advisers to meet their scheme's needs, says Donny Hay

Half-way house

Julian Mund writes about planning for the future and the four challenges he sees for the pension industry over the next five years.

As TPR prepares to kick off its first master trust supervisory cycle, Kate Smith explores how the market has changed and may continue to

Richard Butcher says the past 25 years has been a mixed bag when it comes to pension reform but says more change is still needed to fix the system.