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Hosted by Paul Newman KC · business · EN · 27 episodes
A pensionsbarrister.com podcast featuring interviews with pensions lawyers and other pensions professionals about their careers and issues of topical interest.
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Episode #27
In this edition of Talking Pensions (recorded in August 2026), Paul talks to Mark Kowalik about his long career as a pensions lawyer at CMS. They discuss the evolution of pensions law and regulation since the 1980s and look forward to future developments in the field. A transcript of this podcast can be found here .
Episode #26
<p>In this edition of Talking Pensions (recorded in December 2025), Paul talks to Bob Scott, senior partner at Lane Clark & Peacock. They discuss Bob's long career as a consulting actuary and expert witness. </p>
Episode #25
<p>In a special edition of Talking Pensions (recorded in November 2025), Paul talks to Carly Barnes-Short and Sue Flood, members of the Advisory Panel to the Parliamentary Investment Fraud Committee. They discuss the impact of pension and investment fraud on victims and on the changes to law and regulation that are needed to make the system work better.</p> <p>A transcript of this podcast can be found here.</p>
Episode #24
<p>In this episode (recorded in June 2025), Paul talks to pensions law legend Robin Ellison about his legal career, his role in establishing Perspective and in the College of Lawmakers, and his views on the Pension Schemes Bill.</p> <p>A transcript of the podcast can be found here.</p>
Episode #23
<p>In this episode (recorded in June 2025), Paul talks to Margaret Snowdon OBE, Chair of the Pension Scams Industry Group and former President of the Pensions Administration Standards Association. They discuss scams, dashboards and a range of other topical pensions issues. </p> <p>A transcript of the podcast can be found here.</p>
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