POINTS OF LAW Treading on eggshells
Women are having more success in reaching positions of power in the pensions industry, points out Robin Ellison, Pinsent Masons
View ArticlePOLITICAL STAGE Shop around
The industry voices its concerns to the government about members’ freedom to choose, reports Ceri Jones, financial journalist
View ArticleINVESTMENT BRIEF Horse sense
Investment managers need to think ahead to keep pace with the rate of change and avoid stranded assets, says Anthony Hilton, Evening Standard
View ArticlePOINTS OF LAW Error message
Sensible judgment is required when dealing with the consequences of faulty drafting of documents, suggests Robin Ellison, Pinsent Masons
View ArticleINVESTMENT BRIEF Too small
None of the big pension providers wants to take on the small firms, as they prepare to auto-enrol, warns Anthony Hilton, Evening Standard
View ArticlePOLITICAL STAGE Wage increase
National Living Wage is likely to push an extra million members into auto-enrolment, reports Ceri Jones, financial journalist
View ArticlePOINTS OF LAW Qualified success?
The general move towards wider professionalisation is not necessarily achieving the expected results, argues Robin Ellison, Pinsent Masons
View ArticleINVESTMENT BRIEF What a performance!
Anthony Hilton, Evening Standard, analyses what lies behind the outstanding success of fund manager Terry Smith
View ArticlePOLITICAL STAGE He’s behind you!
The outcry is mounting against pantomime villain George Osborne’s designs on pensions tax relief, reports Ceri Jones, financial journalist
View ArticlePOINTS OF LAW Cyber law
Are lawyers finished? Robin Ellison, Pinsent Masons, considers their replacement with electronic legal advice
View ArticleINVESTMENT BRIEF A third way
Are hybrids the answer to the looming pensions crisis? – asks Anthony Hilton, Evening Standard
View ArticlePOINTS OF LAW Professional interest
There is no evidence that further professionalisation of trustees would improve trusteeship, which seems to be working extremely well,
View ArticlePOLITICAL STAGE Women lose out
Ceri Jones, financial journalist, reports on the mounting concern that the state pension is being mis-sold and disadvantages women
View ArticleINVESTMENT BRIEF Under attack
Cybercrime is on the increase, but companies do not want to talk about it. Pension scheme data is a particularly weak point, warns Anthony Hilton, Evening Standard
View ArticlePOLITICAL STAGE Sting in the tale
Ceri Jones, financial journalist, reports on the impact the WASPI campaign is having on the state pension age debate
View ArticlePOINTS OF LAW Sticking to the rules?
There is no time to read all the contracts we agree to, so they remain unread and become regulations of adhesion, says Robin Ellison, Pinsent Masons
View ArticlePOLITICAL STAGE Watered down
Ceri Jones, financial journalist, reports on the latest changes to the European pensions directive IORP 1
View ArticlePOINTS OF LAW Fixing the culture problem
Regulation cannot always right a wrong or improve a commercial culture, argues Robin Ellison, Pinsent Masons
View ArticleINVESTMENT BRIEF Keep it simple
There is no evidence that complex investment strategies do better than simple ones – and they cost more, says Anthony Hilton, Evening Standard
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