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Teaching those who don’t understand financial economics (Thurs 10th April)
The view of Edmund Truell at 8.43 yesterday evening, an evening the other side of Donald Trump’s withdrawal from more aggressive tariffs to most and an example setting tariff for China. Here is the circular shared on Linked in. Another … Continue reading
Pensions and Truell. Radio 4 – well worth a listen back
I hadn’t expected to have to move my early morning meeting tomorrow , but I did , to listen to Edi Truell bang on time on Radio 4. You should be able to find out hear Following Edi’s comments in … Continue reading
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Truell and Tapper launch a pension restitution scheme for steelworkers
Pension SuperHaven is pleased to announce its formal launch as an Occupational Pension Scheme. The Pension SuperHaven Trustees look forward to accepting transfers in from individuals’ pension pots, offering scheme members the safety, security and good governance which they require … Continue reading
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Truell on Truell, pensions and the power of capital
This morning I will be talking with Edi Truell on the power of capital to put funded pensions right. The event is at 10.30am and the “coffee morning” lasts an hour. If you are a subscriber to the pension playpen … Continue reading
Musk, Truell and Buffett – investing with them – you haven’t gone far wrong
It’s a proper question being asked by Edi Truell and it’s a proper question being asked in the FT article by Stuart Kirk. Kirk is explicit While equity investors ignore bad governance when it suits them, the irony is they … Continue reading
Are pensions ready to invest in £50bn “future growth fund”?
Labour ready to force #pensions to invest in £50bn ‘future growth fund’ https://t.co/UAvne2I7JE — Josephine Cumbo (@JosephineCumbo) May 22, 2023 The story is the FT’s digital headline and is garnering hundreds of comments, almost all of which are opposed … Continue reading
Are pension funding levels just too good to be true?
Edi Truell’s question is one that this blog has been asking for a while now. When Dr Iain Clacher quoted a figure of £500bn as the loss incurred by UK pension schemes from interest rate rises at the Work and … Continue reading