Scottish Widows: Taking the long view in turbulent times
SPONSORED ARTICLE The past few weeks have been alive with speculation about what tariffs the US might bring in and who and what would be targeted. That speculation came to an end...
SPONSORED ARTICLE The past few weeks have been alive with speculation about what tariffs the US might bring in and who and what would be targeted. That speculation came to an end...
Aon has appointed Paul Macro to its Master Trust board, replacing Jonathan Reynolds, who is stepping down after six years. Macro has 35 years of experience in defined contribution (DC) and master...
Agencies tackling pension scams, including The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and the Pension Scams Action Group (PSAG), have developed a new tool that uses machine learning to detect scam websites before they can...
The UK’s 10 largest professional trustee firms now manage 43 per cent of all defined benefit (DB) pension schemes, up from 39 per cent last year, according to Isio. According to Isio’s...
Foster Denovo is urging the financial advice sector to make better use of AI and digital tools to improve efficiency and client service. The firm is now using tools like Evie, which...
WPA has launched Healthcare Finder, a tool that aims to help customers find, compare, and book healthcare specialists quickly and easily. WPA says the new service makes it easier and faster for...
Dalriada Trustees has launched a streamlined consolidation solution for Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs), in partnership with Smart Pension, Gowling WLG, and Hymans Robertson. According to Dalriada Trustees, the new offering is designed...
The People’s Pension has reappointed Mark Condron as its chair of board of trustees. Condron has been reappointed for another five years, following three years in the role. He joined the Board...
The UK could unlock around £100 billion a year through a package of pension reforms, according to leading pensions consultancy Hymans Robertson. The firm outlines a cost-neutral plan to save money for...
UK pension growth efforts could fail unless policymakers engage directly with trustees of Defined Benefit (DB) schemes, according to research from LCP. The report shows that while more than £1.2 trillion sits...