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Pensions and Growth Aligned Sound the Bell; Beat the drum for the UK growth agenda C-Suite appeared on Pension Playpen to talk about: LDI: Actuaries: PRT: Discretion: Inflation and Member Outcomes and the lessons learned from Aga Rangemaster, Honda and Rolls Royce pension scheme journeys to full-funding and beyond. How do you lose £500m in a few easy steps? Scrutinise. Incentivise. Member Activism Do DB schemes need rubber trees or palm trees? |
Our Takeaways from Gordon Aitken's Analysis on Life Insurers Ulysees and Cassandra comment: Buy as shareholders. Avoid as DB schemes without value sharing TAS300V2.1: Scope for Regulatory Coordination to Help Deliver Policy Objectives Ministers recognise importance of TAS300V2.1 and regulatory coordination. C-Suite backing for Altmann / Bowles Amendments to Pension Schemes Bill 2026 |
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C-Suite Presents The Case For Run-On For Well-Funded Schemes The M&G Big Debate asked the question: Is Run-On a better option for large scheme DB members than Buy-Out 10 Initiatives to Ally Pensions and Growth and “The Gruffalo’s Grandparents” C-Suite Pension Strategies on Pensions PlayPen - watch the debate. Penrose; Morris; Kingman. We Hear You. ARGA's Coming It's not as if the actuarial standards problem was unidentified Concrete Proposal for Growth: Recycle DB Pensions Surpluses and Reinforce Long Term Investment Strategies Disclosures Require an Upgrade : Pension Risk Transfers Actuarial and Accounting Standards can be Exploited or Sidelined Michelin Tyre Plc and its DB Pension Scheme There is no grip and no Michelin star in the UK pension scheme’s track record |
Scrutinise the Actuarial Numbers and It's Endgame for the Fiduciary Duty / Regret Risk Psyche Out of Trustees Scrutiny of actuarial numbers – it has taken 250 years to reach the pilot stage. But suddenly it matters. Stop Bulk Transfer Waste : Recycle DB Pension Surpluses At the Mercer Risk Transfer Conference, William McGrath answers the question "Are bulk transfers as waste of money?" There for the Asking: |