Pensions

Aon has promoted Julie Page to be the CEO of Europe, Middle East and Africa region — which will now also includes the UK.  Page was already the CEO of the Aon...

With echoes of St Augustine of Hippo, current government and regulatory thinking on giving the FCA full oversight of pension and investment consultants, appears to be a case of ‘let them be...

Global warming thresholds set out in the Paris climate agreement are in danger of being breached before 2027, while Earth’s biodiversity is also deteriorating at an alarming rate. Technological innovations are key...

The People’s Pension is calling for other large AE providers to adopt a ‘single pot’ approach, to help reduce the proliferation of pensions people have and reduce overall charges.  The master trust...

Aon is the latest pension provide to announce its participation in the Mansion House Compact, by pledging to allocate a minimum of 5 per cent of defined contribution (DC) funds to unlisted...

Kathy Deverell-Smith has joined First Actuarial from Isio. Deverell-Smith began working at Willis Towers Watson as an actuary. She first worked at Deloitte before joining KPMG. Deverell-Smith says: “I’ve moved to First...

Fidelity International has appointed Matt Cuhls as a new member of its Independent Governance Committee (IGC).  Cuhls has worked in the pensions sector for about 25 years, during which time he has...

SPONSORED CONTENT A quarter of people say they’ve lost sleep as a result of financial pressures. A similar number believe it’s affected their mental health. Rising inflation, energy prices, economic uncertainty, and...

Realistic risk assessment is important. It determines what action you need to take and with what urgency. Is it a stick on the path or is it a snake? You react very...

Zedra has appointed Alastair Meeks to be its new client director,  Meeks, who will be based in the firm’s London offices, joins from legal firm Pinsent Masons, where he has worked for...