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SPONSORED COPY In the early 2010s, Australia’s pensions market faced a challenge familiar to the UK today: savers struggled to understand the true value of their pension providers. Australia took a pivotal...

Prioritising prevention over treatment is a key part of the government’s plans to reform the NHS. But, with prevention already on the workplace health agenda, organisations’ experiences could help shape policy. All...

SPONSORED COPY What goes up must come down … and then go up again? When inflation soared a few years ago, the US Federal Reserve (Fed), European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank...

There has been modest dip in inflation, giving the Chancellor Rachel Reeves a boost ahead of the Spring Statement today.  Inflation fell to 2.8 per cent in February, down from 3 per...

Seven out of 10 DC master trusts and 57 per cent of large DC schemes now hold some productive assets — such as infrastructure, private equity or renewables. DC investment into productive...

DB transfer activity has fallen for the third consecutive month, hitting its lowest rate since the index was established in 2018, according to XPS Group’s Transfer Activity Index. There was an annualised...

The adviser shortlists have been revealed from a record number of entries for the Corporate Adviser Awards 2025, accelerating the countdown to the big night of the year for the workplace benefits...

Aviva has paid out more than £559 million to over 9,300 claimants across all group protection policies. The data includes claims by customers with former AIG Life policies following the completion of...

Hymans Robertson has announced a series of appointments and promotions, making Richard Wellard as head of alternative risk transfer solutions, and announcing four new four new equity members and 12 new partners to the...

The Financial Conduct Authority has launched its new five year strategy which reinforces its commitment to both support the UK economy and encourage investors to take more risk with their money. Both...