A new steering group has been launched by pension funds and investment managers to improve the way the industry conducts stewardship. The steering group is a joint initiative between the Investment Association...
Transaction costs will remain excluded from the charge cap and administration charges will be banned for pots under £100, the Government has confirmed. Its Review of the Default Fund Charge Cap and...
Millions of people risk running out of money in retirement as a result of pension freedoms according to new research. An ongoing study undertaken by The People’s Pension and asset manager State...
Savers paid 11 per cent less into workplace DC schemes last year as the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic hit, according to the latest ONS data. The figures show that employee...
Pension providers have welcomed news that the Department of Work & Pensions will limit flat fees on smaller pension pots. Following review of the default charge cap and standardised cost disclosure the...
The UK’s lack of a unique identifier number is draining resources of administrators and holding back the transferring and consolidation of pension pots, a report from the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) has...
The largest master trusts in the market continue to grow at an exponential pace with L&G today confirming its flagship trust now has more than £12bn assets under management. This makes it...
HSBC is being pressed to publish its plans to transition itself into a net zero bank by 2050 through a resolution from fifteen institutional investors with a combined US$ 2.4 trillion in...
Asset managers including BlackRock and Vanguard have been criticised for their voting record on racial equity, workforce issues, pay disparities, and civil rights issues in the US in a new shareholder activism...
Prepare for a ‘building back better’ budget With the Budget in March and Covid-19 cases still on the rise, the Chancellor is expected to remain focused on laying out his plans for protecting jobs and providing...
