The UK's vote to leave the EU has led to a difficult cycle for real estate, so should trustees be concerned about their UK property holdings?
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The UK's vote to leave the EU has led to a difficult cycle for real estate, so should trustees be concerned about their UK property holdings?
Analysis: From this month, master trusts have until April 2019 to apply to the Pensions Regulator for authorisation. What has the watchdog's feedback shown us so far, and how will timing of applications come into play?
The GPS EnergySolutions section of the Combined Nuclear Pension Plan is set to wind up, following months of buyout preparation with the trustees and employer.
The volume of defined benefit transfers has soared since the introduction of pension freedoms in 2015. The complexity and risks associated with transfers can seem daunting, so should trustees take a proactive or passive approach to engaging with members on the issue?
Editorial: Many trustees find themselves between a rock and a hard place when it comes to deciding on their approach to communicating defined benefit transfers to members.
Trustees of the Lloyds Bank Pension Scheme No.1 have overhauled the default offering for defined contribution members, ditching a diversified growth fund for a 100 per cent equity allocation in the first years of saving.
Small defined benefit schemes are still lagging behind their larger counterparts when it comes to governance standards, new research from the Pensions Regulator has shown.
Editorial: The pensions industry has got a tough job on its hands.
Millennials have a responsible attitude to retirement saving, despite pressure to get on the property ladder and pay off student debt, but more than half want more support and information about pensions, a study has found.
British engineering company Renishaw has been in discussions with the Pensions Regulator after the watchdog questioned its recovery plan, potentially leading to a £45m cash contribution to the scheme if the current recovery plan is terminated.
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