PPF to maintain levy as SPP pushes for zero
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has proposed a £100m levy estimate for 2025/26, matching 2024/25, the lowest levy ever set, as it begins a six-week consultation on its future. The consultation seeks...
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has proposed a £100m levy estimate for 2025/26, matching 2024/25, the lowest levy ever set, as it begins a six-week consultation on its future. The consultation seeks...
The UK market is expected to top £40bn this year, with £20bn already signed and another £20bn in the pipeline. The pension risk transfer market as a whole is experiencing a record-setting...
Hymans Robertson has promoted Sachin Patel to be its new head of corporate DB endgame strategy. The consultancy firm says this role recognises the increasing pressure DB schemes face when planning the...
More than two-thirds of DB schemes now have a long-term funding target according to Aon’s latest analysis of completed valuations this year. This report found that of these schemes with funding targets,...
Consultancy firm Broadstone has published a new guide for pension schemes setting out the detailed pros and cons of different end-game options when it comes to the long-term settlement of their liabilities. ...
There was in increase in pension transfer activity in the last month, with July’s figure rising to the highest level for almost a year, according to XPS’s transfer activity index. For July...
Almost nine out of 10 trustees of DB schemes expect to decide on an endgame strategy within the next five years, according to research by TPT Retirement Solutions. It found that vast...
The funding position of schemes in the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) remained steady, with the aggregate surplus rising moderately in July. In total the aggregate surplus of the 5,050 schemes in the...
Trustees are being warned that a quicker than expected buy-in process is creating glaring gaps for a DB pension scheme’s wind-up process. The warnings comes in the latest Risk Transfer paper from...
Most trustees are comfortable with employers taker a larger share of any DB surplus than employees, if a scheme runs on, according to new research. In a widespread survey of professional trustees...