Webb: Opperman achieved but ‘got sidetracked easily’

Webb: Opperman achieved but ‘got sidetracked easily’

Podcast: Former pensions minister Guy Opperman can boast a number of achievements from his time in office. But he was too easily sidetracked away from the bigger issues, such as under-saving in defined contribution schemes, and towards trivialities such as the statements season. LCP partner Sir Steve Webb gives his view on Opperman’s time as minister, and discusses under-saving in DC and a local council investment scandal.

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What would be the impact of tighter regulation of actuaries?

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What can be done to help savers achieve a better retirement income?

Eighty per cent of people are not sure whether they are saving the right amount for retirement, according to the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association. What can be done to help savers achieve a be...

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DB transfers: What trustees and employers should consider

DB transfers: What trustees and employers should consider

Since the introduction of freedom and choice in 2015, more and more savers have showed an interest in defined benefit transfers. In this episode, Ben Roe, senior partner and head of member options at ...

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PPF remains strong despite record liability intake

PPF remains strong despite record liability intake

The Pension Protection Fund's latest annual report shows it has weathered a record influx of defined benefit liabilities without much trouble. Chief financial officer Andy McKinnon discusses future ch...

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Should the FCA have brought in a charge cap for drawdown?

Should the FCA have brought in a charge cap for drawdown?

Last month, the Financial Conduct Authority released its long-awaited Retirement Outcomes Review. Daniela Silcock, head of policy research at the Pensions Policy Institute, and Nathan Long, senior pen...

10 Jul 201811min

What next for the Pensions Regulator?

What next for the Pensions Regulator?

Last month, chief executive of the Pensions Regulator Lesley Titcomb said she would be leaving the watchdog at the end of her contract in February 2019. The announcement came only a few months after t...

27 Jun 20187min

Guy Opperman talks AE, the self-employed and superfunds

Guy Opperman talks AE, the self-employed and superfunds

From the government's review of auto-enrolment, to the publication of its defined benefit white paper, the past 12 months have been a busy time regarding retirement saving. While a significant amount ...

12 Jun 20189min

Should member-nominated trustees be elected or selected?

Should member-nominated trustees be elected or selected?

Under the Pensions Act 2004, at least one-third of a pension scheme’s trustees should be member-nominated. David Brooks, technical director at consultancy Broadstone, and Stephen Fallowell, former MNT...

30 Mai 201810min

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