The Financial Technology Research Centre has appointed Martin McKenna to help support its future business growth. McKenna has worked in the financial services sector for 30 years. Most recently he was head...
The Department of Work and Pensions has published a new consultation on two issues relating to the pensions dashboards. These cover the way in which the ‘go-live’ date will be announced, alongside...
The Small Pots Co-ordination Group (SPCG), established by the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) and the Association of British Insurers (ABI), has outlined three solutions to reduce the number of deferred small...
Darren Philp is leaving Smart Pension to set up his own policy, public relations and public affairs company. Philp joined Smart Pension four years ago initially as head of policy before becoming...
Hymans Robertson has increased the size of its responsible investment team with a number of new hires. The pension consultancy says these appointments have been made to meet increasing client demand for...
Minimum auto-enrolment contributions should rise to 12 per cent over the next decade, with access to these workplace pensions being widened, according to a new report published today by the Association of...
SPONSORED COMMENT Even in the most favourable of economic and financial market environments, investing is a precarious activity. Trying to predict future events and combine a mix of investments to suit that...
The majority of UK pension schemes have made a net-zero commitment, or plan to do so soon, according to the latest Aon survey. Its ‘2022 Global Perspectives on Responsible Investing’ survey shows...
Joanne Segars, OBE has been appointed as the new chair of the Independent Governance Committee (IGC) at Legal & General, with effect from 13 July 2022. Segars has been a member of...
Guy Opperman has become the longest-serving pension minister, having been in the post for five years today. This is the longest period that one person has held this role, since the post...
