What falling sterling means for pension funds

What falling sterling means for pension funds

It has been a rocky few months for sterling, with the currency falling more than 7 per cent since May. In this podcast, Shoqat Bunglawala, head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s global portfolio solutions business, and Simeon Willis, chief investment officer at XPS Pensions, discuss the main reasons behind the decline, and what it means for pension funds.

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Ball in TPR’s court as DB funding code consultation launches

Ball in TPR’s court as DB funding code consultation launches

Podcast: The consultation into the defined benefit funding code by the Department for Work and Pensions hints at a prescriptive regime to come, but the Pensions Regulator must improve on its “rubbish”...

28 Jul 202223min

Providers delaying transfers are failing their customers

Providers delaying transfers are failing their customers

Podcast: The Department for Work and Pensions has been clear about the intent of regulations governing transfers, and providers continuing to delay them are doing their members a disservice, argues Pe...

15 Jul 202223min

Schemes will have a tough job weighing up discretionary increases

Schemes will have a tough job weighing up discretionary increases

Podcast: A difficult balance must be struck where schemes are considering discretionary increases: alleviating the cost of living crisis for some members will have to be weighed against the needs of t...

1 Jul 202223min

LGPS faces affordability, engagement and policy challenges

LGPS faces affordability, engagement and policy challenges

Podcast: The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association’s 2022 local authority conference unearthed the challenges facing the Local Government Pension Scheme and its employer members, including afforda...

16 Jun 202222min

Partial AE reform should be prioritised before long-term fix

Partial AE reform should be prioritised before long-term fix

Podcast: The absence of auto-enrolment reform from the Queen’s speech means the government will be hard-pressed to meet its middle-of-the-decade deadline to achieve it. The priority should be getting ...

19 Mai 202222min

Uncertainty around inflation leads to ‘casino pensions’

Uncertainty around inflation leads to ‘casino pensions’

Podcast: High levels of volatility around inflation will force trustees to “take a bet” on the future, as it is very difficult — absent a crystal ball — to predict inflationary pressure and its impact...

5 Mai 202220min

‘Pot follows member’ legislation needed to solve small pots problem

‘Pot follows member’ legislation needed to solve small pots problem

Podcast: Industry consensus is needed to support a “pot follows member” solution to the small pots problem, previous attempts to solve it having failed, says Henry Tapper, executive chair of AgeWage. ...

21 Apr 202227min

Natural capital can improve scheme returns but concerns remain

Natural capital can improve scheme returns but concerns remain

Natural capital can improve scheme returns but trustees should not forget to consider their fiduciary duties of being able to pay pensions in the future and have a defensive investment strategy, argue...

28 Mar 202214min

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