Emma Douglas, head of DC at Legal & General Investment Management, says gaining a voice on the issues that matter can keep scheme members coming back to their pensions.
Special Features
Capitalising on the green pensions revolution
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November 20, 2020
As activists begin to deploy their own attempts at pensions engagement, how can industry leaders leverage new sustainability credentials to drive positive member outcomes?
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Jim Cielinski: Corporate is the new sovereign
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November 19, 2020
Janus Henderson's head of fixed income says market conditions in coming years will be driven by huge deficits spend on green regeneration, and puts investors on watch for inflation.
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Regulatory uncertainty puts workforce reform at risk
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November 13, 2020
Podcast: The apparent contradiction between the Treasury’s new exit payment cap and existing Local Government Pension Scheme regulations risks limiting employers’ ability to restructure their workforce, warns Alison Murray, partner and head of public sector actuarial at Aon. She is joined by Linklaters counsel Anna Taylor, in a conversation also covering a new responsible investment bill and a proposed solution to the Section 75 problem.
Credit markets bounce back, but risks still lurk
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November 12, 2020
After a massive sell-off in March, the current environment looks attractive for credit following central bank intervention — but are market conditions detached from the stark economic risks?
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Striving for positive change
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November 12, 2020
Yo Takatsuki, head of ESG research and active ownership at Axa Investment Managers, explains the most effective ways to achieve tangible outcomes.
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Should convicts be disqualified from pensions?
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November 12, 2020
Former Troubles victims are at the centre of a political row in Northern Ireland over pensions entitlement.
DC Debate: Master trusts, sustainability and retirement in post-Covid world
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November 12, 2020
Increasing governance burdens are constantly ramping up the pressure for small defined contribution plans to wind up into larger commercial vehicles, while leading providers and experts are asking how they can make a meaningful impact with their sustainable investment strategies. For insight into what market-leading propositions will look like, we asked four of the brightest and best in the DC industry.
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Global Pensions Wrap: November edition
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November 6, 2020
Our monthly roundup of the best international pensions stories published by the FT’s outlets, featuring a war between an Australian pensions minister and the green lobby, an astounding recovery in Taiwan, and an American pension fund spending hundreds of thousands of dollars investigating its former executives.
New trustee firm aims to inject dynamism into pensions
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November 3, 2020
Sarah Leslie, co-founder of new pensions company Ndapt, has reached the end of her patience with the often “pedestrian” pace of things in the industry.
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