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The Pension Protection Fund’s (PPF) chief executive Oliver Morley will be leaving in December 2023 to take up a new role as the chief executive of The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS)....

There are limits to the level of engagement that can be reached, and some people won't be able to attain favourable outcomes by engagement alone, according to the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI)....

Hymans Robertson has promoted Alison Leslie to head of DC investment. Leslie worked for Aon for more than 12 years in DB and DC consultancy before joining Hymans in 2021. She oversees...

One if four people don’t know what contributions are being paid into their workplace pension. This figure includes those who are unsure about their own contributions as well as those being made...

Financial advisers are taking a proactive approach to care planning - despite political procrastination on this issue, and a lack of engagement from many consumers.  Research from Just Group found that clients’...

The developed markets face risks of higher rates and below-average growth in 2024, and overall growth would fall from 3 per cent in 2023 to 2.5 per cent in 2024, according to...

Benefits provided by not-for-profit healthcare providers are saving the nation’s around £1bn a year in NHS and welfare funding, according to a new report. Analysis by actuarial consultants OAC, part of the...

The average duration for all transfers has decreased from 13.6 calendar days to 12.9 calendar days, which is a positive development in terms of efficiency and speed, according to the Origo Transfer...

Young people need better financial education to combat generational retirement inequality, with 38 per cent in the UK not starting their pension contributions until age 35 or later, according to Scottish Widows....

LCP is urging trustees to get smart about data as the deadline for connecting all pension schemes to dashboards approaches LCP says that trustees are responsible for developing their data-matching process in...