Pensions

Let’s carry a common standard

Ian McKenna While progress means things invariably move faster, it is questionable if new processes are truly optimal. In the analogue world, when everything was carried out on paper, differences between the...

A double edged sword

One reason that views are so polarised is that anyone taking a view on the issue can focus on very different sizes of client. Large companies who have to introduce auto-enrolment in...

Grin and bear it

Fears over growth in Europe and the US, combined with the eurozone crisis and impending interest rate rises, are unnerving fund managers.Only a net 10 per cent of investors expect stronger global...

Navigating the advice minefield

As we now enter the final furlong before auto-enrolment commences, with the Pensions Regulator last month sending out the first letters telling large employers of their start date, both government and regulator...

Managing expectations

Ken Willis Many people ask whether there is a difference between fiduciary investment management and implemented consulting. I would say not really, they are both forms of asset management. The two names...

Getting choosier

The rewards paid to employees in international operations are coming under increasing scrutiny as financial pressures mount on company budgets and working abroad becomes more commonplace.“Organisations no longer see expats as the...

A model for the future

Few would argue with the contention that demand for financial advice and information in the workplace is set to surge. Those firms that find innovative ways of talking to employees will succeed...

What price advice?

High deductions from first year’s contributions to pay for consultancy charges will not succeed because they are unfair on low earners, said advisers at the Corporate Adviser Closing the Advice Gap industry...

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