Tag Archives: AMNT
“Well said Maggie!” An elderly trustee chair speaks out for Maggie Rodger, the AMNT and independence
PensionsOldie has spoken out in a comment to my blog on trustees being for members not just compliance The reference to Maggie’s Farm does not refer to Maggie Rodger but to the rubbish workplace that Bob Dylan imagines himself in … Continue reading
Pension heroes or Pension zeroes – pre-97 and under payment of indexation.
The Minister termed those with a pension vocation “pension heroes”. This is a blog in praise of such people and against those who I call Pension Zeroes, those who stand against people getting their fair share. Readers of this blog … Continue reading
#AMNTConf2016 vAAMConf – substance and swank!
Yesterday, I flitted between Aberdeen’s swanky conference at the Bankers Hall in the City and the less swanky Association of Member Nominated Trustee’s conference at Holborn. Aberdeen’s afforded me plenty of insights and I’m grateful for the magnificent show they put … Continue reading
PENSIONS TRANSPARENCY REACHES PARLIAMENT
Lux in tenebris The roof leaks, the walls are crumbling but the House of Commons is still the seat of British Government. Andy Agethangelou has used the momentum he and his team have built up to set up a Transparency … Continue reading
Will the transparency Zeitgeist pervade the FCA?
The Financial Times is reporting that the Association of Member Nominated Trustees are ready to exercise muscle to get to the bottom of what we are paying for charges. This is really good news ; but before we get too … Continue reading
“AMNT” or “APPT” – Why DB trustees don’t get DC!
Yesterday I gate-crashed two parties. Party one was held by the association of professional pension trustees at the Butchers livery Hall and party two was held by the association of member nominated trustees around the corner. Both parties were in … Continue reading