Facemasks, social distancing, and toilet paper fisticuffs may feel like distant and rather surreal memories of the pandemic. But, five years after the world went into lockdown, Covid-19 has left a lasting...
The pensions dashboard connection countdown has now started. It is just a matter of weeks to the first staging date on 30 April. This starts an 18-month staging programme, where all in-scope...
Whether it’s a stiff neck, a worrying bump or a yen to smash out 100 burpees before breakfast, there’s a digital service for that. But while these health and wellbeing services are...
Pension funds and savers are being advised to stay calm, avoid rushing into decisions, and focus on long-term goals, following the recent market turmoil caused by the US tariff announcements. The tariffs...
The scope of pension trustees’ fiduciary duties has been heavily debated since the leading case of Cowan v Scargill (1984), where the court stated that the trustees had to invest the assets...
When Rachel Reeves announced that the Government was to consult on requiring workplace DC arrangements managing less than £25bn to merge with larger schemes, it was heralded as one of the most...
L&G has now insured over £800 million of pension liabilities through its Flow service for smaller schemes. Flow is designed for schemes typically under £100 million and provides a streamlined route to...
Nikhil Rathi has been reappointed as chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for a second term. Rathi has overseen significant improvements to the UK financial markets since joining in October...
SPONSORED ARTICLE The past few weeks have been alive with speculation about what tariffs the US might bring in and who and what would be targeted. That speculation came to an end...
Aon has appointed Paul Macro to its Master Trust board, replacing Jonathan Reynolds, who is stepping down after six years. Macro has 35 years of experience in defined contribution (DC) and master...
