Trust-based pension schemes will be required to publish their net-zero credentials under new metrics that will enable greater comparability of decarbonisation strategies. Published today ahead of next month’s COP26 conference in Glasgow,...
The government has today published its roadmap for ‘greening’ the financial services sector in the UK. Key to this is the introduction of new sustainability disclosure requirements, which will incorporate and expand...
The government has today published its roadmap setting out the steps needed to make the UK a leader in sustainable and ‘green’ investments. As part of this roadmap the government will introduce...
The UK has moved up a global league of pension providers, with high scores for both integrity and adequacy of its state and private system. It now sits 9th in Mercer CFA...
Mercer wealth leader Paul Goodwin has joined the fintech platform Moneyhub as a key account director. This is one of two senior appointments made by Moneyhub to boost its senior team. It...
More than one in three DC savers at retirement planning age are unaware they can make tax-free withdrawals from their pension, according to research from Hymans Robertson. This survey showed there was...
The chair of the Financial Conduct Authority, Charles Randell, will leave his position in Spring 2022, a year before the end of his appointed term. Randell, who has held this post since...
Pension firms need to change the way they communicate with older millennials and ‘Generation X-ers’ to boost pension savings according to new Nest Insight research. More positive and empathetic communications that highlighted...
Despite the regulatory burden being lessened in recent months, the appeal of private debt to defined contribution (DC) master trusts in the UK is still limited. In the US, the model is...
The revolution in the master trust sector has continued its seemingly relentless progress despite the pandemic. The big drivers remain political and regulatory pressure to improve standards and offer better value for...
