The October 2008 issue of Pensions World

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COMMENT 2012 and all that Stephanie Hawthorne wonders if Personal Accounts will be fit to compete in 2012	3
NEWS Risk sharing plea from ACA Buyout firms secure 200,000 pensions Solvency 11 threat lifted Top directors can expect pensions of £200,000 New conflict rules	5 5 6 6 9
Pensions management Changing nature The nature of the trustees’ role and their relationship with employers is changing says Susan Smith.	15
Ageism Farewell performance Employees over 65 should be able to choose when it is time to leave the stage maintains Joyce Glasser.	18
Risk The bigger picture Phill Coglan on the importance of a broader view when looking at pension administration.	20
Money purchase Protect your assets Money purchase members might well ask: “Who stole my pension?” warns Giles Orton.	22
Multi-asset investing Well stocked Good stock selection is important in times of varying market conditions says Iain Stewart.	23
Independent trustees Healthy balance Conflict of interest is not always a bad thing in maintaining a healthy scheme suggests Clive Pugh.	24
LDI strategies Kaleidoscope of change Joe Moody on the constantly changing patterns of pension provision.	26
Consultants’ survey Broad shoulders Pensions consultants are a useful support in carrying the load of running a scheme. Allison Plager reports.	29
Preparing for retirement Life’s longest holiday Chris Evans on how independent financial advice can help people sail off into the sunset.	34
REGULAR FEATURES Courses & seminars Around the world in 365 days Letters Buy the book NAPF update Investment brief Trustees should not be expected to be psychic too says Anthony Hilton, Evening Standard. Political stage Ceri Jones looks at the likely front runners in a race to unseat Gordon Brown. Points of law Robin Ellison gives a history lesson on the significant battles to date reflected in pensions law. DC debrief Trustee topics Peter Tompkins tackles the paperwork. Beginners’ page Tax and benefit notes Association forum/Regulation roundup Statistics In good company	8 8 10 11 12 13 36 38 41 42 43 44 46 47 52

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