As the pensions industry unpicks the Mansion House pension reforms, a look at what some of the planned changes may have in store. 

Now Pensions' Adrian Boulding says regulatory policy must allow the pensions industry to explore new products for accumulation and decumulation, focusing on the overall financial health of its customers.

Opinion: I am alarmed by the message I’m currently hearing from several corners of officialdom that what we need is scale among pension schemes. ‘Big is beautiful’ seems to have captured the imagination of policymakers.

Industry view: George Osborne and Sir Mervyn King may be examining the latest economic news and requirement for more QE on a daily basis, but those of us in pensions are accustomed to taking a longer look at things. In particular, what will life be like for the next generation of retirees in a post-austerity Britain?

Everywhere I go at the moment there is a palpable feeling of excitement about pensions.

Shopping around for an annuity at retirement will become more commonplace, thanks to the new code of conduct the Association of British Insurers has imposed on its members.

The central plank of the Pensions Commission’s answer to increasing longevity was we should save more and work longer.

We should all be concerned about the tragic death of Dimitris Christoulas, the retired Greek pharmacist who committed suicide this month opposite the parliament building in Athens.