Opinion

It is perhaps inherently difficult to find an agreed definition of value for money, but some methodologies could act as a stopgap, argues Jonathan Stapleton.

Trustees risk leaving their scheme ungovernable if they do not get in place strategic objectives for investment advisers, warns John Paterson.

Member-nominated trustees may not be feasible for master trusts, but representatives could improve communication with members, says Barry Parr

Member-nominated trustees bring clear value to scheme boards, but it is important their knowledge is up to scratch, says David Fairs

The concept of sole trusteeship must overcome a number of challenges, especially as the model becomes more widespread, argues Paul McGlone

Planning the journey towards equalised GMPs will make the process more enjoyable than focusing on the timing of reaching the end goal, says Girish Menezes.

Trustees should seize the opportunity to engage and educate members about their investment choices, says Henry Tapper.

In the first of a series of exclusive articles for Professional Pensions, TPR's David Fair's explores the role of sole trustees, outlines some of the regulators' concerns and calls for evidence from the industry.

It is time to reconsider this potential solution to the plethora of fragmented pots, says Sir Steve Webb.

More needs to be done to speed up DB to DC transfers but, as Jonathan Stapleton says, more also needs to be done to protect members.