Opinion

Susan Martin says building strong foundations for business are the only way forward as the pensions industry is radically shaken up

The regulator has granted extensions to 11 master trusts. Kim Brown explains why this is a positive move.

Jonathan Stapleton says the DWP's progress on CDC is a welcome, and cautious, step forward.

Kerrin Rosenberg says DB schemes can't afford to suffer lousy returns over the short term and make it all back in 10 to 15 years' time, because many of the assets will be gone.

Lesley Carline explains why the PMI is setting up an industry-wide master trust group and how it will help provide a collective voice for those running and providing services to schemes

Robin Ellison says the one great advantage of the Brexit experience has been the inability of government to pass much new legislation affecting pensions

20-20 Trustees' Naomi L'Estrange looks at gender diversity developments in the pensions world and beyond

Scottish Widows' Catherine Stewart says women have come a long way, but more action is needed to close the gender pensions gap.

Mark Fawcett says providing members with consistent and regular returns is crucial to keep them paying into their pension despite the contribution hike.

Jonathan Stapleton asks if we need a more fundamental rethink on the issue of DC investment charges.