Opinion

Is the 'institutional spring' under threat from Gen Z disconnect?

Archie Pritchett says unless reform reaches savers, 2026's progress will bloom where nobody is looking

Is 3i v Decesare a further move away from Courage?

Kate Payne and Archana Gupta say a more robust approach may now be more defensible

PMI: Why a new pension system needs a new regulatory approach

Helen Forrest Hall says the future lies in regulating people rather than process

To PCST or not to PCST?

Annabelle Hardiman says the key question is whether the current governance model remains fit for purpose

PPI: What's next for decumulation?

Mariana Garcia Requejo looks at the challenge of designing pathways that protect those least likely to engage

SPP: Covenant assessment under the new funding regime

Guy Jackson says advisers and employers are now operating under a more structured framework

What price contribution stability in the LGPS?

Barnett Waddingham’s Barry McKay asks if it would be better to spend money on frontline services than on employer contributions

AMNT: Treating lay trustees as amateurs is 'faulty thinking'

Maggie Rodger says the rise of schemes without a member voice is a retrograde step

Court upholds trustees' right to recover the costs of unsuccessfully defending themselves

Chris Edwards-Earl looks at how a recent Court decision upholds trustee rights to be indemnified from scheme assets

Traffic jams and roadblocks leaving micro DB schemes in the endgame slow lane

Nick Johnson says a joined-up approach gives trustees the best route to insurer engagement