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“Does CDC fit with the Government’s priorities?” Mr Boulding politely answers “yes”

    My friend and soon to be my competitor as CDC Proprietor, here’s Adrian Boulding. Brilliant as usual on Andy Burnham It’s been an exciting time for politics, with a new Prime Minister arriving at Downing Street, several new … Continue reading

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Adrian Boulding keeps my faith in CDC

In this article published  by Dunstan Thomas last August, Adrian Boulding argues for CDC as a means to boost pensions by taking away unwanted guarantees. Adrian and I are friends and when I first discussed our plans to provide DB … Continue reading

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Adrian Boulding and the RSA, normalizing CDC.

The Royal Society of Arts hosted an online session last week on “decumulation only” CDC . It was an opportunity for Adrian Boulding to speak with an audience of master trusts, insurers and asset managers who might provide services to … Continue reading

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“Unfinished business” – Steve Webb’s pension freedom reset.

  Steve Webb is back, doing what he should be doing in a commercial pensions practice. He’s been busy finding ways to make the pension freedoms work, which must be a refreshing change from sorting out underpayments from the state … Continue reading

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