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07 May 2021

5th ITM Student Essay Competition - Winner Molly McCarthy

What benefits could be realised by further diversifying trustee boards and other governance bodies in pensions (eg. IGCs)? What steps can be taken by the next generation of pensions professionals and the industry as a whole to improve diversity in this area?

05 February 2021

The pensions industry must step up support for LGBT+ equality as firms awaken from coronavirus

There can be no doubt that the pensions industry is behind on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT+) inclusion in comparison to other sectors. There is no representation in Stonewall’s top 100 workplace index, banter is the number one concern for LGBT+ individuals and many simply choose not to be ‘out’ at work.

01 February 2021

Navigating the key issues facing schemes in 2021

Welcome to the first issue of the Annual UK Fiduciary Management Survey from the PMI in conjunction with Schroders Solution.

17 July 2020

The Changing Landscape of Pensions and Master Trusts

The first essay in a series of six produced by the PMI’s Master Trust Innovation Workstream provides the background to the subsequent essays by setting out how we expect the market to look in five to ten years’ time.

25 May 2020

GMP Equalisation: Considerations for schemes

Who does GMP equalisation affect, why is anti-franking relevant, and what data might you need? In this video, Steve Nicholson, Operations Technical Director at Equiniti and a member of the PASA GMPE working group on Data, joins us to provide an insight into a demanding area of activity that will be keeping many in the industry busy in the coming year(s).

08 May 2020

TPR remains focused on supporting savers, employers and pensions schemes as they navigate COVID-19

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the world. What has not changed is our resolute support for savers and the people who run pension schemes.