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.

A recap on RPI reform
17 July 2020

A recap on RPI reform

Earlier this year, the Government and the UK Statistics Authority (the UKSA) launched a consultation on proposals to address the ‘shortcomings’ in the Retail Prices Index (RPI). Responses to the consultation can be submitted until 21 August 2020, following an extension in light of COVID-19.

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The Pension Schemes Bill 2020: clause 107 are we right to be concerned?
17 July 2020

The Pension Schemes Bill 2020: clause 107 are we right to be concerned?

A survey of our members revealed that 80% are concerned about the proposed criminal offences contained in section 107 of the Pension Schemes Bill. The survey also identified a small number of members who expressed a degree of unfamiliarity as to what Section 107 will mean in practice and this note includes a high level summary of the offences.

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The Changing Landscape of Pensions and Master Trusts
17 July 2020

The Changing Landscape of Pensions and Master Trusts

The first essay in a series of six produced by the PMI’s Master Trust Innovation Workstream provides the background to the subsequent essays by setting out how we expect the market to look in five to ten years’ time.

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Investment, administration and COVID-19
16 July 2020

Investment, administration and COVID-19

A sea change in the world of investments and pension administration.

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Climate emergency: time for the pensions industry to tell the (inconvenient) truth?
08 June 2020

Climate emergency: time for the pensions industry to tell the (inconvenient) truth?

One of the reasons I resigned from a thirty year career in the city was because I worked in pensions.

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The ESG emperor has clothes: why sustainability matters even more in times of crisis
08 June 2020

The ESG emperor has clothes: why sustainability matters even more in times of crisis

As the world wrestles to get to grips with the long-term implications of the coronavirus pandemic, most people I speak to believe that something has changed irrevocably.

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