Pensions Aspects Magazine

Pensions Aspects is one of the UK’s leading pensions magazines, published bi-monthly by the PMI in collaboration with some of the most respected organisations in pensions and finance. We bring you fresh insights, expert analysis, and real-world case studies on finance, inclusion and diversity, pension trusteeship, digital transformation, cybersecurity, governance, and much more. As our flagship publication, Pensions Aspects keeps you informed on the issues that shape our industry, from policy developments and regulatory changes to emerging best practices. More than just a magazine, Pensions Aspects is a space for meaningful conversations. By bringing together thought leaders and industry experts, we help drive innovation and progress in pensions and financial wellbeing. Pensions Aspects is shared with over 4,000 PMI members each year, providing essential member resources, exam updates, industry news, and exclusive interviews—all in one place.

15 November 2021

A career in what ... ?

The last question I would ever have expected when I attended my careers days all of those years ago, is “why not try a job in pensions?”

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15 November 2021

Empowering LGBT+ talent and leadership through mentoring

Mentoring is an effective way our industry can support, empower and encourage minority groups. Participation in an industry focused LGBT+ mentoring programme is a quantifiable way of increasing organisational commitment to the community and another way for our industry to work together.

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15 November 2021

The Pensions Ombudsman: journey so far and future plans

It is an understatement to say that the last 18 months have been challenging as we adapted to the demands of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these challenges, during 2020/21 we closed 4,853 complaints, representing an increase of almost 6%, when compared to 2019/20.

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15 November 2021

Getting small to medium sized schemes ready for buyout

The Pension Schemes Act 2021 has put in place the legislative framework for the new defined benefit (DB) scheme funding regime, which will include the requirement for trustees to set a long-term objective (LTO) for their scheme. For many trustees, the LTO will still mean buy-out.

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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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08 October 2021

My lay trustee journey

Anne-Marie Gillon became an accredited lay trustee following the new qualification launched in June 2021. While it’s not a career must-have, the former Client Service Director at Baillie Gifford says that it has benefited her.

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06 January 2017

Pensions Aspects January 2017

The year ahead.

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