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The danger of economists out of work (Kay and King on pensions)
In this blog, I give a personal reaction to the Conference held at WTW’s London offices yesterday, organised by John Kay and the CISI. Although I found it a depressing event , it will inspire me to work harder and … Continue reading
For grown up pension debate – you don’t need to go to Manchester
The CISI is running an event this Wednesday (25th October )which has the most extraordinary agenda and a magnificent speaker line-up that I doubt will be equaled this year. The debate the PLSA ducked Pensions has been one of … Continue reading
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Tagged CISI, Harriett Agnew, John Kay, Mervyn King, Pensions, Risk, Robert Laslett, SteveWebb
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“Correcting the biggest avoidable UK public policy failure of recent decades”
The CISI is running an event on Wednesday 25th October which has the most extraordinary agenda and a magnificent speaker line-up that I doubt will be equalled this year. Pensions has been one of the biggest avoidable public policy … Continue reading
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Tagged CISI, Harriett Agnew, John Kay, Mervyn King, Pensions, Risk, Robert Laslett, SteveWebb
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The public debate on USS is elevated by King and Kay.
Exclamation: Master @JohnRalfe1! Mervyn King has now joined UCU and is spouting what you call “#USS #smokescreen and pure #UCU #bollocks“! Calling Bazooka @mikeotsuka and Plowman @henryhtapper https://t.co/OFuewk3ER7 — John Ralfebot (@Ralfebot) September 6, 2018 One of the joys of … Continue reading
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Tagged CDC, CWU, John Kay, Mervyn King, pensions, Royal Mail, Terry Pullinger, USS
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