HPW Featured in the June Edition of Pensions Age

HPW Featured in the June Edition of Pensions Age

We are delighted to see two members of the Hughes Price Walker team featured in the June edition of PensionsAge.

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HPW Featured in the June Edition of Pensions Age

We are delighted to see two members of the Hughes Price Walker team featured in the June edition of PensionsAge.

Our Director, Ray Hughes, provides his commentary on page 52, discussing the challenges faced by smaller DB pension schemes in balancing climate objectives with their endgame strategies. Meanwhile, our Pensions Consultant, Giorgia Carpagnano, shares her article on page 70, exploring whether savers and pensioners should have a greater voice in shaping UK pensions policy and how this can be balanced with the technical expertise needed to ensure long-term sustainability.

It's fantastic to see HPW contributing to the wider pensions debate and sharing insights on issues that matter to our industry.

You can read the June edition here:

pa_june2026-digitaledition.pdf

๐Ÿ“– Ray Hughes โ€“ page 52
๐Ÿ“– Giorgia Carpagnano โ€“ page 70

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