As interest rates remain low, the fixed income market is struggling to remain attractive to investors. Aon Hewitt's Tim Giles, Hymans Robertson's Carl Hitchman, Law Debenture's David Felder, M&G Investments' William Nicoll and the Pension Protection Fund's John St Hill look at the effects of economic policy on the asset class.

In the final part of this three-part debate on fixed income, Aon Hewitt's Tim Giles, Hymans Robertson's Carl Hitchman, Law Debenture's David Felder, M&G Investments' William Nicoll and the Pension Protection Fund's John St Hill run through the different options for measuring the performance of a fixed income manager.

Aon Hewitt's Tim Giles, Hymans Robertson's Carl Hitchman, Law Debenture's David Felder, M&G Investments' William Nicoll and the Pension Protection Fund's John St Hill discuss the different types of fixed income risk in the second of this three-part panel discussion.

This quarter's debate puts the UK's retirement reforms in their global context, and compares the adequacy of this country's defined contribution schemes with that of other developed markets.

Data analysis: Volatility hits the bulk derisking market, but research suggests a bumper 12 months for the sector.

Data analysis: Affordability fell back as asset price falls cancelled out any benefits from temporary gilt yield rises.

Data analysis: gilt yield falls hit buyout affordability, while geopolitical risks demand caution as markets were rattled.

This quarter's DC debate focuses on the investment options that will suit savers in the post-Budget world, including the ever-present battle of jargon and whether members will understand the newfound flexibilities.