While almost one in two people have changed their spending habits in the last year to be more “ethically aware”, only 12.6 per cent have asked where there pension is invested, according...
The issue of ‘value for money’ in workplace pensions will be a regulatory priority for the year ahead, according to a presentation by the FCA at the Corporate Adviser Summit. The FCA’s...
Not for profit pension providers could dominate the workplace pensions landscape, if the UK follows trends seen in the Australian pension market. Talking at the 2019 Corporate Adviser Summit Nick Sherry, a...
The Department of Work and Pensions is set to publish a consultation document next month on whether costs and charges should be included on members’ annual benefit statement. Speaking at the Corporate...
Environmental, social and governance issues are moving up the agenda for pension trustees, advisers, providers and asset managers - driven by a host of legal and regulatory changes. Debating key ESG issues...
Now: Pensions, the master trust that was beset with administration problems that saw it fail to collect £18m of contributions, has received authorisation from The Pensions Regulator today. Scottish Widows Master Trust...
One day you have the security of a steady job and a regular income, the next you have no clients, no routine and no money coming in. This was the choice made by...
Scottish Widows is appointing Graeme Bold to the role of director of workplace pensions to lead development of its workplace strategy to market, its GPP and master trust propositions and helping develop its...
The issue of pension scheme governance has risen up the policy agenda dramatically in recent years driven primarily by the establishment and expansion of auto-enrolment. The extra scrutiny involved has seen both the...
From the start of October 2019, trustees overseeing auto-enrolment defined contribution schemes will be obliged, by law, to give due consideration to a greater number of factors that may impact the performance...
