Email timing alone is ineffective for boosting pension engagement and broader touchpoints and strategies need be explored, according to a recent Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) study. In its Occasional Paper titled Is...
The NHS is in "serious trouble" with rising waiting times and record-low public satisfaction, as it is "weakened" by a lack of capital investment, according to Lord Darzi’s NHS report. Lord Darzi’s...
A product that offers a guaranteed 10 to 15 per cent more than annuities plus the potential for investment bonuses is being launched to target the workplace DC market and through advisers....
Broadstone has appointed Dalbir Singh as an actuarial director. Singh joins Broadstone from WTW and will oversee a portfolio of scheme actuary clients in his new position. He has 20 years of...
Vitality has partnered with Asian-inspired food brand itsu, offering members discounts on itsu meals as part of the Vitality Programme. The partnership launches the new Vitality bowl, which is available in itsu...
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has proposed a £100m levy estimate for 2025/26, matching 2024/25, the lowest levy ever set, as it begins a six-week consultation on its future. The consultation seeks...
Growing demand for professional trustee services has led Vidett to further expand its team with three new appointments The trustees and pension governance firms has hired Amanda Ford and Lisa Sweeney (pictured)...
Royal Mail Pension Plan (RMPP) has appointed Michael Airey as its new CEO, replacing Richard Law-Deeks who stepped down in June after six years in the role. The Royal Mail Pension plan...
Consultant-led providers LifeSight and Aon MasterTrust, and SEI-owned NPT delivered younger savers a return in excess of 20 per cent in the year to 30 June 2024, with the Corporate Adviser Pensions...
Dalriada Trustees has expanded its statutory board, making a number of new director appointments, which serve to improve the gender split of this board. The professional trustee firms said these appointments reflect...
