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COMMENTWhat a carry onIncentivising workplace pension schemes should be the industry's focus, not hype around private equity companies, says Chris Hitchen. |
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CURRENT EVENTSA summary of news, including:PPF index debut Spend it like Beckham Pensions law too rigid Pensions Ombudsman Bored Britons? |
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Shopping aroundIt is quality not quantity that counts when companies are shopping around for the best third party administrators. Allison Plager outlines the best deals available on the shelves. |
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Taking the plungeMulti-management is a tonic for schemes as they can access more asset classes than ever in one easy stroke. Ceri Jones jumps in to investigate. |
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Structural surveyTrustees need to make sure they have a strong framework to keep their defined contribution scheme standing tall according to John Foster. |
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Winning performanceLiability driven investment is still not being given an opportunity to put on its best act, David Veal thinks that multi-managers will help with the show. |
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Fashionable accessoryEmployers who would like to give their pension scheme a little more pizazz should look no further than the company share plan says Nic Nicolaou. |
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Bubbling overDespite news coverage that is not always complimentary, Hamish Mair warms to the prospect of private equity diversifying pension scheme portfolios. |
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Under new ownershipMergers and acquisitions are challenging for trustees, Paul Thornton and Donald Fleming advise them to gen up on their corporate finance skills. |
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Get a gripDefined benefit schemes are tussling with stubborn deficits but Peter Routledge has some training tips to get them back in shape. |
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