Pensions

Almost half of all DC schemes (41 per cent) said they are ‘very likely’ to introduce a Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) pension scheme – or a risk sharing alternative – according to...

The pensions sector along with the rest of financial services is in danger not of losing assets but of losing relevance, Robert Crossley head of industry advisory services at Franklin Templeton told...

Former pensions minister and LCP partner Steve Webb has labelled the recent Budget a catastrophe for auto-enrolment by blocking the next step towards increasing contributions. Webb was speaking at the Corporate Adviser...

Ten years from how will the pensions industry have solved four of the key challenges it currently faces?  Standard Life dabbled in some crystal-ball gazing at Corporate Adviser’s Master Trust and GPP...

A more sophisticated approach to ESG is helping pension providers develop better faith-based solutions, particularly for Muslim members.  In a presentation at Corporate Adviser’s Master Trust & GPP Conference, Aviva’s investment proposition...

Almost half of institutional investors' private market allocations will be in sustainable or impact mandates within two years according to new research.  Legal & General looked at investor attitudes towards private market...

Outcomes for members of DC master trusts have significantly improved since the period of gilt market volatility in 2022, according to new research from Hymans Robertson. Its latest Master Trust Insights Report...

Plans for DC schemes to invest 5 per cent of default funds in private market by 2030 are not “massively ambitious” according to Michael Moore, the chief executive of the British Private...

The specific launch date of the pensions dashboard will depend on the success of user testing with the public, Chris Curry, principal of the Pensions Dashboard Programme told delegates at the Corporate Adviser Master...

Private markets will be an important part of future growth stage asset allocations for DC schemes, helping maximise returns for investors. This was one of the main discussion points in a panel...