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As more pension schemes enter their endgame, defined benefit (DB) superfunds are emerging as a compelling alternative to traditional bulk annuity insurance transactions. Market confidence in DB superfunds has been boosted by five high-profile transactions completed by Clara Pensions. Clara’s recent transaction with the Church Mission Society Pension Scheme, in particular, has demonstrated how making use of a ‘connected covenant’ structure can open up the market to a broader range of schemes than was previously thought possible.
Exploring how geopolitical dynamics are evolving, what they may mean for markets and how wealth portfolios can be positioned through periods of heightened uncertainty. Geopolitics has been firmly back in focus at the start of 2026, with events involving Greenland, Venezuela and Iran featured prominently in the news. These developments can feel fast moving and unpredictable. But while headlines change rapidly, the forces shaping global politics tend to evolve more slowly