Govt and regulators urged to review chair statements

Govt and regulators urged to review chair statements

Government and regulators should rethink pension schemes’ chair statements, as they have become a regulatory compliance tool for the pensions industry, according to Darren Philp, director of policy and communications at Smart Pension, and Judith Fish, professional trustee at Dalriada Trustees. In this week’s podcast, the experts discuss, among other subjects, the recent fine received by the Financial Conduct Authority from the Pensions Regulator due to pension failures.

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McCloud costs dispute could damage members’ morale

McCloud costs dispute could damage members’ morale

Podcast: The dispute between doctors, firefighters and the Treasury over who should bear the costs of the McCloud remedy could have implications beyond the directly affected schemes, damaging trust in...

18 Nov 202125min

Inflation and Covid uncertainty temper PPF performance

Inflation and Covid uncertainty temper PPF performance

Podcast: Inflation is one of a number of concerns for the Pension Protection Fund, with post-Covid uncertainty tempering reaction to an otherwise positive set of results released in its annual report ...

20 Okt 202120min

Schemes’ trustees cannot ignore social factors risks

Schemes’ trustees cannot ignore social factors risks

Podcast: Climate change and environmental issues are front of mind for many pension schemes right now, but with the Covid-19 pandemic highlighting social inequalities at home and abroad, the social as...

13 Okt 202117min

Mandating net zero could ‘cut straight through’ fiduciary duties

Mandating net zero could ‘cut straight through’ fiduciary duties

Podcast: The government mandating default funds be aligned with ‘net zero’ would be a way around concerns about fiduciary responsibility, but there are questions about what this would mean in practic...

7 Okt 202125min

Understanding green and sustainable bonds

Understanding green and sustainable bonds

The green bond market is forecast to hit $500bn (£366bn) by the end of this year, according to the Climate Bonds Initiative, while the UK government has just raised £10bn from its debut green bond iss...

28 Sep 202115min

No way to avoid the indexation ‘rules lottery’ as inflation bites

No way to avoid the indexation ‘rules lottery’ as inflation bites

Podcast: High inflation will spur more schemes to look to switch from the retail price index to the consumer price index, but there is still no way around the “rules lottery”. Eversheds Sutherland par...

24 Sep 202125min

Trustees need to address sponsor covenant climate risk

Trustees need to address sponsor covenant climate risk

Podcast: With climate change becoming central to investment discussions, trustees also need to think about how similar risks can affect the strength of their scheme’s sponsor and its ability to stand ...

15 Sep 202113min

Industry ‘irritation’ with TPR’s code of practice could have been avoided

Industry ‘irritation’ with TPR’s code of practice could have been avoided

Podcast: The negative reaction of the industry to the Pensions Regulator’s new code of practice shows what can happen if consultations are handled poorly, says Tim Middleton, director of policy and ex...

2 Sep 202124min

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