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CURRENT EVENTSA summary of news, including:Turner bites back EOC: first among equals? Pension planning from the pram |
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TRUSTEE TRAININGAn endangered species?New legislation could mean a harsh habitat for trustees, says Bob Scott. |
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COMPULSIONSave the planetCompulsory pension saving is seen by some as a panacea but could it end up costing the earth? Gail Philippart goes globe trotting. |
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SIPPSSafe as housesWill SIPP regulations provide a sturdy structure? Viv Belcher surveys the building site. |
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TRUSTEESHIPA meeting of mindsNew requirements for trustees will lead to numerous headaches unless the best brains in the business get together, says Clive Gilchrist. |
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PPFHeavy levyMulti-employer schemes will need real muscle to lift the new legislative load. Sarah Boon wonders whether they will be able to safely shoulder the potentially back breaking burdens of the PPF levy. |
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LDILDI in the skyPensions schemes should have high hopes for liability driven investment (LDI). It could be the star turn in their investment strategies, says Tarik Ben-Saud. |
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INVESTMENT SURVEYGathering CloudsBlue sky thinking dominated 2005 but pension schemes may face a colder climate in 2006. Allison Plager advocates a sturdy investment umbrella. |
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INVESTING IN CHINAThe Giant AwakesJames Thomas shows how UK pension schemes can ride the dragon's economic success without getting burnt. |
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CURRENT MANAGEMENTCash cropCurrency management can be an effective way of feeding a pension scheme. Marek Siwicki looks at how to cultivate big rewards. |
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