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New Scottish Widows Podcast – It’s CEO time.

Robert Cochran, Workplace Savings & Engagement Specialist and Chira Barua, Scottish Widows CEO

by Scottish Widows
January 23, 2025
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Listen to our latest podcast kicking off the 2025 series of the Scottish Widows Workplace Saving Podcasts.

Robert Cochran, our Workplace Savings & Engagement Specialist is joined by Scottish Widows CEO Chira Barua. They discuss Chira’s first 18 months in his role and his big plans for 2025 and beyond.

The discussion includes – views on adequacy, digitising pensions, gamifying financial experience, Mansion House Reforms, and empowering individuals to take control of their financial future.

Read the latest news, expertise and thought leadership from Scottish Widows’ workplace pensions experts.

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