All Pensions Institute articles
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NewsSwiss parliament shows ‘can-do’ attitude for third pillar reform
The pension system in Switzerland is ‘really good’, but it is struggling with an over aging demographic
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NewsPost-COVID-19 study provides framework for mortality planning
Research has found that COVID-19 seems to increase each cohort’s short-term mortality risk by a common multiplicative factor
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NewsReport outlines the pros and cons of collective DC
The Dutch experience could “usefully inform the thinking on the legal and regulatory framework for a UK CDC scheme”, authors argue.
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NewsUK academic advocates for ‘collective individual’ DC schemes
Alternative to collective DC would prove a better short-term solution, argues David Blake
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NewsUK roundup: More calls for rethink of DB rules
Cass Business School highlights DB funding difficulties but government backs away from reform
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NewsUK roundup: Land Securities, Nottinghamshire, regulatory 'excess', discount rate 'quandary'
Nottinghamshire Pension Fund awards fixed income mandate with view to faciliating infrastructure investment plan
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NewsUK Pensions Regulator straddled with ‘irreconcilable, muddled’ objectives
Pensions Institute questions strength of regulatory framework
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NewsUK should consider shift to collective individual DC funds – report
Detailed report for Labour opposition proposes slew of reforms
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NewsCass's Pensions Institute issues wake-up call on UK DB policy
New approach to managing defined benefit schemes needed, experts warn
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NewsCass proposes new ALM model linked with asset allocation
Business school’s model moves away from current silo valuations
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NewsExperts question supply side's ability to meet DC retirement needs
David Blake, Stefan Lundbergh call for government intervention to fix ‘last-game-in-town’ DC products
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NewsUK mortality data flawed, says Pensions Institute
Academics call for fundamental review of official death rate figures after Office of National Statistics figures show ‘puzzling’ changes
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NewsReport: No justification for lack of full disclosure on investment fees
London’s Cass Business School calls for managers to fully disclose all cash, non-cash costs affecting asset performance
