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August
2001 articles
Leaving
legacies behind
Providers are recognising the importance of upgrading their back-end
systems in order to compete in a one per cent stakeholder world.
Ming Liu examines what it takes to get past legacy systems
Decision
trees: superficially simple
Don’t
be fooled by the simplicity of stakeholder decision trees. Helen
Miles discusses why they are not the whole story
Measured
performance
Should good performance be capped? Andrea Kirby looks at how trustees
benchmark and monitor pension fund performance
Fancy
a SIPP?
The
property option in a SIPP is proving to be popular with professionals.
Arveen Luthra looks at when it makes sense to own the building your
business is in
Consultants
supplement
Getting
your money’s worth
When
should trustees seek advice from consultants and what should they
expect? A look at what is the best use of consultants
Making
a connection
A
look at how technology can aid the member communication process
The
next level
Should
consultants be paid by the hour or based on performance?
Behind
the scenes
With
the stakeholder deadline not far off, what is happening behind the
scenes?
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