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Toby Nangle, head of multi-asset at Threadneedle Investments, explains how history suggests volatility is the norm and not the exception.

Mark Baker, senior associate at Pinsent Masons, explains schemes' duties to deferred members. Sade Laja asks the questions.

Bill Dinning, head of investment strategy and economics at Kames Capital defends the so-called cult of the equity. Tom Stevenson, reporter, Pensions Week, asks the questions.

Christian Goldsmith, investment specialist at BNP Paribas Investment Partners explains the focus given to avoiding correlation of assets in his firms' ETF driven dynamic asset allocation fund

Richard Saunders, chief executive of the Investment Management Association, gives a defence of fund manager practice on fees.

Craig Inches, government bond manager at Royal London Asset Management gives his views on gilt yields and whether the UK will retain its AAA status.

Nest chief executive Tim Jones, Now Pensions chairman Nigel Waterson and schemeXpert.com deputy editor Ian Smith join PW's Katie Morley on the Pensions Sofa

Paul Trickett, former investment leader at Towers Watson, now head of the global portfolio solutions group at Goldman Sachs Asset Management explains the growth of tactical investment decisions and why pension funds are finally embracing ETFs.

PW's Katie Morley is joined on the pensions sofa by GMB union national secretary Brian Strutton and Centre for Policy Studies research fellow Michael Johnson. They argue the pros and cons of the government's public sector pensions reform agenda.

With the cost of buyout being relatively high why has Pension Corporation had one of its best half year results so far? Matt Barnes talks to Pensions Week editor David Rowley