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Standard Life will acquire Aegon UK for £2bn, with the transaction covering its UK pension and insurance business.  Standard Life said this acquisition will see the company become the UK’s largest retirement...

Pension dashboards are edging ever closer to becoming a reality, although the exact go-live date is unconfirmed. The research phase is underway, and encouragingly, some industry participants have already begun testing early...

The corporate healthcare industry is divided over weight-loss drugs. Some of the biggest insurers, such as Aviva and Axa, do not offer weight loss drugs to corporate scheme members, while Bupa and...

Artificial intelligence has revolutionised approaches to communications and data, and is already shaping conversations around pensions engagement. Last year, a survey by trade body Pensions UK found that a majority of scheme...

The liquidity funds of Legal & General Asset Management have been made available on the Calastone Tokenised Distribution Network. The CTD Network was built to connect traditional fund products with digital distribution...

More than four in ten (43 per cent) of UK companies do not have a formal health and wellbeing strategy in place, according to research by insurance firm Everywhen. Research undertaken on...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out plans for open finance to give consumers and businesses more control over their financial data. The proposals would allow people to share data securely...

WTW has appointed Simon Davidge as a senior director in its defined contribution advisory team. Davidge joins from Mercer where he was where he was a principal consultant, specialising in DC and...

  “Did she make a mistake? Does she understand?” So asks someoone on a Reddit post discussing Rachel Reeves’ proposed £2,000 cap on salary sacrificed pension contributions, announced at the 2025 Budget. ...

The regulators’ final rounds of consultation on the Value for Money (VFM) reform package, due to come into effect in 2028, have been met with a hail of criticism, with some voices...