Opinion

Catherine Howarth argues that more auto-enrolment providers need to develop their climate-related risk management.

The Pensions Policy Institute has called for the introduction of default decumulation pathways. James Phillips says the innovation could be risky, but is a worthwhile cause.

Theo Kocken says a collective approach to pensions is, at best, only half right for the UK

Diandra Soobiah says the sector must look at how to use positive examples of where value and values might align to build more trust and engagement among pension savers

The government needs cash to fund the NHS. Jonathan Stapleton says pensions tax relief may prove to be an irresistible target.

As concerned pension funds are flocking to 'safe' assets or buying equity protection, John Gray points out there is no such thing as a 'free lunch' in life

Alan Pickering says we have been blindly pursuing cost reductions in pension administration without really appreciating the consequences

Jonathan Stapleton says while the new rules will ensure master trusts are well run and have good systems, they won't necessarily ensure members are in the best schemes

Savers face a huge number of options at-retirement. Steve Goddard believes this 'dartboard of choice' should be take away and an additional layer of trustee governance is needed to protect members in the deculmulation phase

It is important to look back at how the discount rate methodology came about in the first place, says Brighton Rock Group's head of research