Pensions

How fair was it for protesters to single out Baillie Gifford for its approach to fossil fuels, and what does this tell us about the pensions industry’s relationship with carbon? John Lappin...

Private market assets will grow more than twice as fast as public assets, potentially hitting between $60 and $65 trillion by 2032, according to research from consultancy firm Bain & Company. The...

Emily Rowley, associate director, Sackers asks: The Labour Government has been elected on a ‘change’ manifesto. So what will this mean for pensions policy? On 4 July 2024, the country ‘chose change’ and...

Gender-diverse teams are 48 per cent more likely to outperform their non-diverse counterparts in profitability, potentially impacting the growth success of UK start-ups, according to a recent report by UK executive search...

WPA is expanding its musculoskeletal pathway to SME and retail customers to meet the growing demand for MSK therapy. This effort attempts to increase treatment availability, prevent small conditions from deteriorating, and...

Around 38.24 per cent of full-time and 42.69 per cent of part-time workers feel their financial health has declined compared to previous years, according to Nuffield Health. Additionally, 62.56 per cent of...

Thomas Joy consultant at Quietroom asks whether new EU regulation will affect the way financial companies in the UK develop, deploy and use AI tools. The European Union is about to regulate...

Emma Simon talks to the Society of Pension Professional’s new president Sophia Singleton about how a new Government and an insightful girl guide might inspire a new approach to retirement savings After...

Aegon grew its workplace pensions book by 13 per cent in the first half of the year, while outflows on its adviser platform grew by 66 per cent. The provider increased net...

Over one-fifth or 22 per cent say they were not paid by their employer during these periods of unplanned leave, according to MetLife UK. Over 500,000 workplace injuries were recorded last year...