Delegates at the Corporate Adviser round table held last month at the House of Lords debated whether the pensions industry should do more to direct members to default funds that represent their...
Master trust providers could soon partner with rival firms for the first time to offer new investment opportunities for members — and that could include investments into infrastructure, private equity and other...
Consolidation across the workplace pensions market is not happening at the pace that many anticipated, particularly among larger master trust providers, and that may not be such a bad thing, say advisers....
Liverpool Victoria (LV=) has appointed Simon Moore as its new chair. He succeeds interim chair Seamus Creedon, who will continue as a non-executive director on the mutual insurer’s board. The previous permanent...
The aggregate FTSE100 pensions surplus has expanded from £10bn at the start of 2021 to £59bn at the end of the year, and is now over £100bn, according to LCP. According to...
With the nation grappling with the biggest cost of living crisis for decades, the industry will need a more pragmatic approach to supporting financial wellbeing and pensions saving. That was the view...
Regular exercise can help people live a healthier life while also lowering claims costs, according to data from Vitality. According to a study of Vitality health insurance claims from 2017 to 2021,...
The majority of pension professionals are not confident that the triple lock will exist in its original formal in five years time. This research from the Pensions Management Institute (PMI) found that...
Richard Lloyd OBE has been named interim chair of the Financial Conduct Authority. He succeeds Charles Randell CBE, who stepped down as chair yesterday after four years on the job. In April...
Barnett Waddingham has appointed seven new equity partners among its 2022 promotions. The new partners are scheme actuary and head of DB Endgame Chris Ramsey, head of risk advisory and analytics Dean...
