Member engagement has always been important, could you summarise why it’s arguably even more important now than ever? With the last few years being one of the toughest economic climates in decades...
The UK pensions landscape is at a pivotal moment. The Mansion House reforms announced earlier this year are set to usher in a move towards higher-yield, unlisted private assets, while policy initiatives...
For yet another winter, Britain faces the prospect of only a partially operating health service at the most critical time of year. The issue – as usual – is pay. But might pensions...
The earnings trigger for auto-enrolment payments will remain at £10,000 for the 2024/2025 tax year, the Government has confirmed. The Department of Work and Pensions said that although this threshold had been...
Isio has been named as investment adviser to the Scottish Widows Master Trust as its investment adviser, replacing Barnett Waddingham which was its adviser last year. Selected by the trustees through a...
The DWP’s recently published regulations on the funding of defined benefit pension schemes are an improvement on the first draft, but still represent a missed opportunity. This latest version of the regulations...
Age discrimination continues to be a significant problem in the workplace, with almost one in five continuing to say they have experienced this problem. Research from Canada Life shows that 18 per...
Alice Wilmot from Cardano and Michael Fenton from Mercer are joining Aon's covenant and security team, with both joining in the capacity of associate partner. At Cardano Wilmot has provided strategic advice to...
More than two thirds of DC pension schemes - 69 per cent - say they expect to increase allocations to real assets over the next two years, an increase from from 51...
More than 25 per cent of workers say they would be prepared to use payroll giving to donate to charities in the future, but many, particularly younger ones, may be deterred from...
