On the go: UK life insurers could allocate up to £170bn to illiquid investments over the next decade, with a substantial portion focusing on new sustainable assets, according to Fitch Ratings.

On the go: The majority of pension schemes have said that Covid-19 is not having a detrimental effect on their day-to-day operations, but have called for an extension of regulatory easements, according to new research.

Defined benefit schemes face a 120 per cent general levy increase by 2024 proposed in a new consultation launched on Wednesday, while master trusts will be granted a different rate.

On the go: The Maersk Retirement Benefit Scheme has agreed to a £1.1bn buy-in with Legal & General, covering the benefits of 1,900 deferred members and 3,000 pensioners.

On the go: The Aon Bain Hogg Pension Scheme section of the Aon Retirement Plan has completed a £510m pensioner buy-in with Scottish Widows.

On the go: The BBC Pension Scheme has completed a longevity swap with Zurich and Canada Life Reinsurance covering more than £3bn of pensioner liabilities.

Maria Espadinha, soon to be editor of Pensions Expert, asks readers what improvements can be made to take the publication into a fully digital era.

On the go: The Barclays Bank UK Retirement Fund has completed a £5bn longevity swap with Reinsurance Group of America.

On the go: The Ministry of Justice plans to lay regulations in early 2022 with amendments to the Fee-Paid Judicial Pension Scheme, in a move that will provide remedy to judges who are owed past pension contributions.

Whether for winding forward to a post-vaccine economy or back to reverse deletion of guaranteed minimum pension transfers, time-travelling machines are in high demand in pensions and the wider society. The truth is that no one can guess what the future looks like, but several pensions experts were brave enough to risk predicting what the next decade holds for the pensions industry.