Specialist pensions law firm Arc Pensions Law has expanded its team with the appointment of two new associates. Clare Pollard has joined the firm's Leeds office while Tom Cosgrove joins its London office....
Corporate advisers are being warned they could face an influx of queries from multinational clients after the collapse of the international PMI provider Global Benefits Group. The group, which covers health, life,...
The FCA’s consultation on a proposed Value for Money (VFM) Framework closed last month. The results will feed into the Department of Work and Pensions’ proposed Pension Schemes Bill for trust-based schemes...
The Government understands consumers’ need to see all their pensions together on apps on their phones - what we now call pensions dashboards. But which political party originally had the idea to...
National Fertility Awareness Week took place at the beginning of November, and offers an opportunity for HR teams and employers to reflect on the support structures they have in place for women...
Those aged between 50 and 64 are more likely to be absent from work due to ill health than younger age groups. The Office of National Statistics’ sickness absence data — covering...
Dipa Mistry-Kandola has stepped down from her role as CEO of Cloud8, the employee benefits technology platform acquired by Benefex last October. Cloud8 is a white-labelled software as-a-service provider that was founded...
Women who divorce are missing out on tens of thousands of pensions assets because their legal settlement ignores retirement savings, research from Stowe Family Law has shown. A survey of 400 women...
The FTSE 100 celebrates its 40th birthday tomorrow (Jan 3) - but returns over this period have lagged behind a number of other major stock market indices, after slower growth over the...
Two new entrants are expected to enter the UK buy-in market in 2024 — according to pension consultants LCP. Increased activity in this area, which has seen a record volume of buy-in...
