Tag Archives: Emma Reynolds
Emma makes Torsten a long-standing Minister.
Emma Reynolds is onto her third ministerial role this year A fuller version of her year so far is on her parliamentarian CV. I thought I’d get a mention for her time as Minister for Pensions on her linked in … Continue reading
A Treasury that criticises regulators for not taking risk?
I am not a regular reader of Investment Week but maybe I should have. Here is the former pensions minister, now City Minister, telling an audience that they should stop sitting on their and their clients money and putting it … Continue reading
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CDC; is “multi-employer” the tiny next step – or a great leap forward?
There were many who thought Royal Mail would never launch its Collective Pension Plan, they were wrong and it is a testament to Jon Millidge, Terry Pullinger, Hilary Salt , Simon Eagle , Angela Gough and many others that the … Continue reading
Why Emma Reynolds can help Thames Water and its pensioners.
So far, Government has played nicely with pension funds, allowing them to agree investment strategies that have an eye to long-term growth rather than to regress into “de-risking”. But pension funds are no longer run by well meaning amateurs but … Continue reading