Three-step plan to fix NHS scheme

Three-step plan to fix NHS scheme

The plethora of administrative maladies facing the NHS pension scheme should be addressed by a three stage approach: capping the problem; a reactive process prioritising those closest to retirement; and proactive use of the dashboard, says Peter Glancy, head of policy development at Scottish Widows. He’s joined by Helen Morrissey, corporate PR specialist, long-term savings at Royal London, in an episode also looking at the suggestion of pensions as deposits for first-time buyers.

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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

Covid-19 could have killed the PLSA

Covid-19 could have killed the PLSA

Podcast: The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association “could have died” from the financial damage wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic, and was only saved thanks to prudent long-term planning. Richard Bu...

19 Aug 202124min

Market capacity may be barrier to DC scheme consolidation

Market capacity may be barrier to DC scheme consolidation

Kim Gubler, chair of the Pensions Administration Standards Association, and David Saunders, partners at Sackers, discuss defined contribution consolidation, the Aon and Willis Towers Watson abandoned ...

5 Aug 202132min

TCFD helps schemes to understand financial risks

TCFD helps schemes to understand financial risks

Podcast: The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures requirements are a great opportunity for pension funds to set a strategy which helps them understand the financial risks involved in cl...

27 Jul 202126min

Too much jargon hampers sustainable investing drive

Too much jargon hampers sustainable investing drive

Podcast: Politicians and the pensions industry risk jeopardising the progress made on sustainable investing because they are too fond of jargon. Members are keen to get involved, but they have to unde...

22 Jul 202125min

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