Investment risk remains the biggest concern among DB trustees, pension managers, and scheme sponsors, and seen as the factor most likely to prevent them paying member benefits, although there are growing concerns...
Wages are outstripping inflation, with the today CPI data from the ONS showing prices rising at 6.7 per cent year-on-year in September. This means that pensioners look set for an inflation-busting pay...
Consolidation, by 2035, is anticipated to be the primary driver of change in pension fund strategies. This was one of the main points highlighted in a panel discussion at the Pensions and...
Aviva has appointed Dawn Anderson as its new head of workplace proposition, replacing former head of master trust and workplace proposition Suzanne Rose. Anderson was previously senior proposition development manager having joined...
SPONSORED CONTENT Dr Tarun Gupta, Chief Medical Officer, UK Protection, Legal & General Retail, says further discussion is needed around how we can help employers balance supporting an individual with reimagining work...
One in three people admit that pensions are bottom of their to-do list — and they are more likely to be prioritise planning holidays or managing hair and beauty appointments. The research,...
BlackRock is launching a new UK platform to support trusteed education and create forums for discussion. This new Trustee Educational Academy (TEA), will be available to both trustees and consultants representing UK...
Company benefit packages has persuaded 10.8m people to accept a new job role, according to new research from Canada Life. It found that around a third of UK workers said that competitive...
Today’s ONS figures confirm that the state pension should rise by 8.5 per cent next year. The ONS published provisional figures in September for the average earnings rise between May to July...
The Pension Protection Fund’s (PPF) chief executive Oliver Morley will be leaving in December 2023 to take up a new role as the chief executive of The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS)....
