Pensions Aspects Magazine

Published bi-monthly and brought to you by the PMI, this leading UK pensions magazine offers expert insights, policy updates, and practical guidance on the issues shaping your profession. Each edition helps you stay informed and ahead, with the latest on regulation, governance, diversity, digital innovation, and more, plus member updates, exam news, and exclusive interviews.

Preparing your transfer procedures in light of the proposed scams regulations
08 October 2021

Preparing your transfer procedures in light of the proposed scams regulations

The Occupational and Personal Pension Schemes (Conditions for Transfers) Regulations 2021 (the Regulations) are expected to come into force in ‘early autumn’. Aiming to better protect members from scams by introducing new conditions restricting statutory rights to transfer, the changes mean that schemes need to revisit their existing processes.

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Employers: don’t neglect your automatic enrolment duties
08 October 2021

Employers: don’t neglect your automatic enrolment duties

Here, The Pension Regulator’s (TPR’s) Director of Automatic Enrolment, Mel Charles, takes a look at the challenges ahead as we emerge from the pandemic, and reminds employers not to neglect their workplace pensions duties as they adjust to the new normal.

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Pensions Aspects October 2021
08 October 2021

Pensions Aspects October 2021

Framework Reinforced. Read the latest issue on underpinning quality of governance.

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TCFD at a glance: 5 things trustees should know
15 September 2021

TCFD at a glance: 5 things trustees should know

With a summer explosion of TCFD publications, we set out the basics for schemes:

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Taking the Pulse of pensions
15 September 2021

Taking the Pulse of pensions

PMI’s 6th survey results

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Our ability to make a real difference
15 September 2021

Our ability to make a real difference

Global assets under management are expected to top $145.4 trillion by 2025 according to PWC – 15% of which will be in private markets. Pension funds will be a significant owner of part of these assets. Whilst Pension Fund Trustees have an ultimate legal obligation to deliver the best realistic net risk adjusted returns to deliver defined benefit (DB) pensions, or to optimise defined contribution (DC) members’ outcomes, they also have the opportunity to make a real difference to humanity, society and the world we live in.

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