Editorial: As the reality of the leave vote is sinking in, the British stiff upper lip is invoked incessantly by the pensions industry in an attempt to convince themselves and each other that things can’t be as bad as they are.

Editorial: As communication specialists propose showing the decisions of other scheme members to engage their peers, some pension funds have started doing precisely that.

Editorial: From Port Talbot to London, defined benefit pensions have become the worry of the nation - probably rightly so. 

The industry has shown it knows how to party – we had a fantastic evening with you at the PIPA 2016 awards, and I hope so did you! The winners and all those who put themselves out there and entered should be proud.

Editorial: Asset pooling makes sense, but getting it to work can be a headache – that was the general consensus among Local Government Pension Scheme representatives at our LGPS Leadership Briefing this week.

Editorial: A letter to the editor of the Financial Times caught my eye earlier this week. It was by the chairman of a Sheffield-based engineering company, who is now looking at me from the company’s homepage with a stern look on his face.

Unleveraged infrastructure is a growing part of Centrica Pension Scheme’s portfolio as the fund seeks to access long-term, stable cash flows, but others warn about the regulatory risk associated with the asset class.

Editorial: I admit, I almost never go into the British Homes Stores shop on the high street of where I live. Neither do many other people, it seems.