Private market assets will grow more than twice as fast as public assets, potentially hitting between $60 and $65 trillion by 2032, according to research from consultancy firm Bain & Company. The...
Emily Rowley, associate director, Sackers asks: The Labour Government has been elected on a ‘change’ manifesto. So what will this mean for pensions policy? On 4 July 2024, the country ‘chose change’ and...
Emma Simon talks to the Society of Pension Professional’s new president Sophia Singleton about how a new Government and an insightful girl guide might inspire a new approach to retirement savings After...
Aegon grew its workplace pensions book by 13 per cent in the first half of the year, while outflows on its adviser platform grew by 66 per cent. The provider increased net...
XPS Group has launched XPS Xchange, a service designed to facilitate illiquid asset trade on the secondary market. XPS Xchange employs a three-pillar method, allowing trustees to find buyers and sellers through...
Only two in five or 40 per cent of employers offer physical health support, such as private treatment or vocational rehab, for injured or ill employees, according to Grid. Businesses provide a...
By the time this column is published, I will have filed my last ever story as a pension journalist, bringing to an end ten rewarding years of reporting on this sector in...
Broadstone has secured SBTi approval for its science-based emissions Scope 1 carbon reduction target of 50 per cent cut by 2032. It has also pledged to use 100 per cent renewable electricity...
The Chancellor has launched the initial phase of a significant pensions review, led by Minister Emma Reynolds MP, to improve investment, returns, and efficiency in defined contribution schemes and the Local Government...
AXA Health has appointed Dr Ali Hasan as commercial director who will take on this new role before the end of February 2025, subject to regulatory approval. He joins from Vitality, where...
