Pensions

Howden is continuing with its active acquisition policy with the purchase of advice firm Benefits Advisory Services (BAS) for an undisclosed sum.  Howden confirms that BAS will continue to operate as a...

As the dust settles on the launching of the much-anticipated Mansion House Accord, what have we learnt, and what does the experience of Hungary 15 years ago tell us about how this...

Employers with 500 to 50,000 staff should be re-enrolling employees into their workplace pension schemes in 2025, as part of their mandatory three-year requirement, says Hymans Robertson. The re-enrolment is a legal...

Nest has made its first major investment through IFM Investors, with a €530 million investment (around £450 million) to seed a new infrastructure debt fund.  Infrastructure specialist IFM Investors is owned by...

Will the election of President Trump upend the broad consensus in the UK and Europe around sustainable investing and pensions? The past few months have witnessed an unprecedented shift in approach in...

SPONSORED CONTENT As part of our ongoing series aimed at dispelling common misconceptions surrounding pensions, it’s time to challenge the traditional notion of retirement at 65. Whilst it’s true that many default...

Muse Advisory has expanded its programme management team with two experienced hires, Adam Barker and Olivia Devereese. Barker, who previously worked for Mercer and Aptia, brings over 30 years’ experience in leading...

Most of the UK defined benefit (DB) pension schemes, around 71 per cent, with a defined endgame plan to move to an insurance solution as soon as it is achievable, though some...

Around 59 per cent of people who accessed a defined contribution pension in the last four years did not use Pension Wise, the free and impartial guidance service, according to the latest...

Scottish Widows has appointed Oke Eleazu and Maria Herrero-Bullich to its Independent Governance Committee (IGC). Eleazu has extensive experience in customer service and digital transformation and joins the committee as Clare Goldie-Scot steps...