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In this episode of Pensions Unpacked, Georgie is joined by Gregg McClymont, executive director of Public Affairs at IFM investors, and Denise Le Gal, a Canadian who’s worked in the UK pensions and financial services industry for nearly 40 years.
When it comes to pensions, Australia appears light years ahead. Universal, compulsory, preserved to retirement, and big professional funds investing for decades. It’s caught the attention of policymakers here in the UK. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is eyeing consolidation and better value, taking cues from Australia as well as Canada and the Netherlands. But you can’t copy and paste a pension system. So what can the UK sensibly borrow? What should we believe, and what does it mean for members?