Most financial advisers, paraplanners, and business owners feel optimistic about the coming months for their business, despite concerns about external factors like the economic recovery and cost of living issues, according to...
Policy inaction on carbon emission pricing is delaying a market-led transition towards a net zero world, which could have far-reaching economic and geopolitical consequences. These were the stark conclusions of a new...
More than half of UK adults or 54 per cent say it is becoming too expensive to stay healthy, according to Cigna. According to Cigna Healthcare’s latest report on the state of...
The adviser shortlist for this year's Corporate Adviser awards has now been unveiled, with firms battling out for trophies in nine major categories. These awards now cover a whole range of areas:...
Master trust provider Cushon will be the first investor into Schroders' new long term asset fund (LTAF) — the first of these new fund vehicles to be launched in the UK. Cushon...
Three years into his post, Aegon UK CEO Mike Holliday-Williams sees three priorities for asset growth, which are, in order of significance, new scheme wins, getting existing members to consolidate and persuading...
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published equality, diversity and inclusion guidelines for trustees, IGCs and employers. The regulator says it hopes the will be used by pension scheme governing bodies to improve...
Around 62 per cent of DB schemes are now expecting to be fully funded for buyout within the next 3 years, according to XPS Pensions. An XPS Pensions Group survey of over...
WorkLife by OpenMoney has partnered with Smart Pension to offer SMEs more accessible access to low-cost workplace pensions, which they can access at a preferential rate through WorkLife. The partnership offers SME...
Government plans to extend collective defined contribution (CDC) schemes have received widespread support from the pensions industry, with the Association of Consulting Actuaries calling for this to be a legislative priority over...
