David Pitt-Watson

There is no low cost solution for retirees or any idea of how and when it will be provided according to London Business School executive David Pitt-Watson.

Placing too much legal liability on trustees risks "catastrophic" consequences for the financial system, according to a leading industry thinker.

PP looks at the attractions of pooling risk in retirement

The RSA's David Pitt-Watson explains what the government needs to go if it wants to introduce collective defined contribution (CDC) to the UK.

Conflicts of interest among professional trustees and self-interest among providers are standing in the way of necessary pension reforms, says Michael Johnson.

Jack Jones examines the ideas that could form the bedrock of the government's ambitious plan to reinvigorate workplace pensions.

Hannah Brenton looks at the continuing debate on DC charges

The majority of pension providers and managers are failing to inform savers about 'hidden charges' which typically wipe £100,000 off pension savings, a think tank has said.

Jonathan Stapleton shines spotlight on default provision

Fears compulsory workplace schemes might burden members with charges that are too high are "exaggerated", a senior actuary says.