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Dangers are inevitable, but controllable
Dealing with the risks is crucial, says Phil Davis, such as sponsor support, assessment of returns against liabilities and a good asset mix.
Great hopes for fresh ideas from newcomers
The market’s duopoly is being challenged by a host of new arrivals, says Andrea Felsted.
US Congress scheme proves most popular
The 401K, set up in the 1980s, is not the most favoured savings vehicle, says Rebecca Knight. But Americans are still not saving enough.
An evolving sector that can't be ignored for long
Are they an asset class in their own right? Do they outperform other asset classes? Despite some confusion and doubts about high costs, they are worth considering, says Philip Coggan.
A good chance for trustees to have their say
The TUC welcomes simplification, but not at any cost, writes Brendan Barber.
More power for scheme guardians to ensure solvency
Debbie Harrison outlines the issues trustees have to get to grips with under the Pensions Regulator’s new code of practice on funding and investment.
Trustee checklist for the SFO
The SFO applies from the first full actuarial valuation after 23 September 2005. Trustees have 15 months from the date of the valuation to prepare documentation, including the recovery plan and Schedule of Contributions, and provide a copy for the Regulator.
