Alan Rubenstein has a bullish belief that pension schemes can run an infrastructure fund with more efficiency than specialists in the City.
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Nest gains from Prudential relationship
Prudential is in negotiations to help 20 of its clients use Nest to auto-enrol large sections of their workforces.
Read all about it: AE ads hidden in The Sun
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is targeting the young and the low paid on auto-enrolment, by covertly paying for articles in The Sun newspaper.
Editorial: in a corner and fighting back
You may be pleased to know I have declared Pensions Week a zone free of yet more rehashed opinion on the Greek/euro crisis.
Fundamental question: reinventing the glide path
Is there an alternative to the default fund derisking glide path that moves members' equity investments into gilts?
Morris trial: Pitcher payments coincidental
Tony Morris made payments to GP Noble Trustees’ managing director when pension fund assets were transferred to his companies or investments, a court heard.
LGPS pips rivals as first infrastructure investor
Strathclyde Pension Fund has become the first scheme to pledge cash to the industry's pension infrastructure platform (Pip).
Banks' DB funds to be split in two
The pension liabilities of banks should be split into separate funds for their investment and retail divisions, the government has recommended.
Video: how UK infrastructure fund will be tailored for pension schemes
Alan Rubenstein, chief executive of the Pension Protection Fund, talks to David Rowley about his plans for a £4bn UK infrastructure fund.
Hollywood glitz narrowly denied for GP Noble funds
Around £20m of pension fund money was on the verge of funding several Hollywood films before the intervention of the Pensions Regulator, a court heard.
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