An anomaly that has excluded more than a million low-paid workers in net-pay arrangements from the tax relief available on relief-at-source schemes is to be rectified, the government has confirmed. Since 2015,...
Rishi Sunak is the only candidate in the race to become the next Conservative leader and prime minister to unequivocally support current plans for the UK to be net zero for carbon...
Pensions minister Guy Opperman will establish a minister-led taskforce to identify “reliable data and metrics” to help schemes take social issues into account when investing members' money. This government response follows a...
The Pensions Scams Industry Group has appointed Christine Sawyer to be the new chair of its Pensions Scams Industry Forum (PSIF). She replace Tommy Burns, who has help the position since the...
Defined benefit funding levels haven’t looked so healthy for years, buoyed by the recent sharp rise in interest rates. While this presents an opportunity to progress the journey towards a “low risk”...
Barnett Waddingham went home with a haul of trophies from the Corporate Adviser Awards 2022 ceremony in London last night, scooping gongs in the Firm of the Year, Best Pension Adviser and Best...
Goldman Sachs Asset Management has hired Cyprian Njamma to be the executive director of is fiduciary management business. Njamma has over 17 years’ experience working with UK pension schemes. He will be...
The outgoing FCA chairman Charles Randell recently alluded to policymakers’ failure to protect individuals from the risks inherent in pension freedoms, and the lack of policy coordination within the Treasury, in one...
Deforestation is a bigger concern for many pension savers than climate change, and a significant number want schemes to be doing more to tackle this issue. Research among pension savers aged 40...
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...
