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Who's who and who's new?

Pensions Expert seeks new long term editor

Hiring

Following the announcement (18 May 2023) that Pensions Expert has been acquired by DG Publishing, a specialist provider of UK pension fund information and events, they are now seeking a long-term, permanent editor to drive Pensions Expert forward - delivering quality insight, news analysis and commentary.

Pensions Expert will go on (under new ownership)

Shaking hands

Pensions Expert has been acquired by DG Publishing, a specialist provider of pensions information and events.

The impact of rising gilt yields on pensions

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UK government gilt yields are around 2 percentage points higher than they were this time last year. What does this rise over such a short term mean for the UK pension sector in 2023 and beyond?

TPR overhauls DB funding in biggest shake-up for a decade

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CPD: Stephanie Hawthorne explains the regulator’s proposed new defined benefit funding regime and what changes schemes and sponsors can expect.

Building up the voluntary carbon markets

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CPD: Markets where companies can buy carbon offsets are growing in scale and value, but debate continues around how to ensure their quality and contribution to tackling climate change.

What’s on the ESG radar for schemes in 2023?

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As interest in ESG investing continues to grow, schemes are being encouraged to make the concept of socially responsible investment ‘more tangible’ to savers.

How will DB schemes navigate 2023?

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Market turbulence, surging funding levels and new regulations look set to dominate defined benefit schemes again this year.

Will we see another ‘black swan’ year for pensions in 2023?

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A tidal wave of new legislation and regulatory guidance is in store for scheme sponsors, trustees and pension professionals.

DC in 2023: Dashboards, cost of living and consolidation

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2023 should finally be the year of the dashboards, while the cost of living crisis will continue to dominate the headlines.