Pensions

Facing the facts

Richard BrighousespotlightDavid Bird, retirement practice principal, Towers PerrinTowers Perrin has found employees' understanding of the current economic situation can vary enormously from company to company. Like many other consultancies, it has been...

Fisher’s prize

Opinionated, outspoken and controversial. These are words that are often used to describe Andrew Fisher. Only time will tell whether visionary, mould-breaking and all-conquering will become more suitable adjectives to attach to...

Women mind the gap

Pension provision for women has become an increasingly prominent issue in recent years. The Scottish Widows UK Pensions Report has consistently revealed that women are much less well-prepared for a comfortable retirement...

Crunch time for flex

Conversely it could be argued that in a tougher labour market, offering something that can keep employees loyal, engaged and productive and which at the same time allows employers better manage their...

Questions for cash funds

This applies not only to bank and building society deposits, but also to cash funds, which have become increasingly popular with investors in recent years.Investors use cash funds (also known as money...

Cross-border conundrum

Money, or lack of it, is driving the change. As more and more countries run up against cost pressures relating to their healthcare systems, they are forced to cut back access to...

DB funds’ equity exodus

Defined benefit protection funds are continuing to move their assets out of equities. Equity investment in pension funds fell from 59.7 per cent in 2006 to 49.9 per cent this year, according...

Hewitt appoints Nestor

Hewitt Associates is appointing John Nestor to the role of head of distribution for its UK investment consulting practice. Nestor was formerly a managing director with Citigroup, firstly with Citigroup Asset Management...

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