Was the Bank of England right to intervene during the LDI crisis?

Was the Bank of England right to intervene during the LDI crisis?

Was the Bank of England right to intervene in gilt markets in the autumn, as hell broke loose across markets? Cartwright director of investment consulting Sam Roberts makes the case against the central bank’s bond-buying programme. The Lang Cat director of public affairs Tom McPhail, meanwhile, shares his thoughts on the Autumn Statement and the future of the triple lock.

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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

Spring Statement: Missed opportunity to support savers

Spring Statement: Missed opportunity to support savers

Podcast: A light Spring Statement on pension topics meant that important issues such as financial education and support for institutional investors are still missing from the government’s agenda, argu...

24 Mar 202215min

Is this really the right time for auto-enrolment expansion?

Is this really the right time for auto-enrolment expansion?

Podcast: Expanding auto-enrolment is a great idea in theory, but with sky-high inflation, a cost of living crisis and the potential for a global recession to exacerbate it, is now the right time to pu...

10 Mar 202222min

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