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June
2001 articles
Growing
green money
Ethical
investment is on the rise – a business estimated to be worth
£300 billion. Shifa Rahman finds out why green money is becoming
fashionable
NAPF
review
Reporting from the heart of Birmingham, Arveen Luthra highlights
the key issues covered at the NAPF’s annual pensions conference
Going
global
Rapid expansion in global custody means the industry is saying hello
to a fresh new image. Arveen Luthra takes a look
Pensions
dot com
The competitive internet market is tightening its reins on the pensions
industry, with a greater range of products than ever before. Roger
Self looks at what’s on offer
A
view to make a killing
Bonds are a steadily growing asset class set to make a killing.
Shifa Rahman asks why are they doing so well?
Corporate
pensions supplement
Nurturing
pension provision
Figures indicate a total pensioner population of more than 12 million
by the year 2040. Chris Bond takes an in-depth look at the issues
facing the £31 billion a year corporate pensions market
Decisions
decisions
Both
stakeholder pensions and GPPs exempt from stakeholder place several
requirements on the employer. Ian Naismith compares these requirements
What
about us?
AVCs
for above £30,000 earners will remain, but what about those
earning less than this figure? Mike Spink highlights what employers
need to consider with group stakeholder plans
Parallel
universe
Running an occupational pension scheme is a complicated business,
and running two schemes simultaneously could get tricky. Angela
Pasceri examines the logistics of handling both a DB and a DC scheme
in the same organisation
Stakeholder
– Employee benefit or employer burden?
Hundreds of employers in the UK already have a benefits package
in place for their workforce. Andy Milburn looks at how traditional
employer packages and flexible employee benefits will be affected
by stakeholder
Evolving
worlds
SSAS
and FURBs are undergoing evolution. David Seaton examines the dramatic
changes in directors’ pensions made by the Inland Revenue
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