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More than half of UK employees would be willing to wear tech devices that detect mental health symptoms if their employer provided it for free, according to research. A survey for Axa...

The Pensions Advisory Service’s (TPAS) dispute resolution function is being transferred to The Pensions Ombudsman (TPO), consolidating all complaint handling within a single body. At present customers can approach both TPO and...

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IORP II offers the opportunity for multi-national employers to run diverse schemes running in multiple jurisdictions through a single vehicle – with cost savings of up to 30 per cent argues Amundi global...

Investors who chose their own funds have beaten the performance of the default funds they have opted out of by 4.89 per cent a year over the past five years, research from...

Nick McMenemy has left his role as sales & proposition director at Arthur J. Gallagher Benefits to take up the post of regional director for the South East of England at Jelf....

The Pensions Regulator has issued its first ever fines under S10 of the Pensions Act, fining four trustees of the pension scheme of an international airline for failing to get accounts audited...

Group Risk Development (Grid) has appointed Aviva UK Life managing director of group protection Steve Bridger as its new chair, replacing Ellipse CEO Lee Lovett who stepped down at the end of...

Investment experts have shrugged off sliding global stock markets as a buying opportunity and an extended correction that still leaves the Dow Jones index 20 per cent higher than it was a...

The trustees of Now: Pensions have been fined £70,000 for administration problems dating back several years that have led to contributions not being collected and invested in market. Now: Pensions has been...