The US-based pension scheme the Service Employees International Union Master Trust has failed in a bid to get State Street to undertake a racial equity audit, but 36.8 per cent of shareholders...
Pension transfers have dropped by almost a quarter since last September with the proportion of transfers with scam red flag warnings increasing to 59 per cent of all cases. XPS's Transfer Watch...
SPONSORED CONTENT What is the number one thing members want from their defined contribution (DC) pension scheme? The number one has to be strong long-term investment returns that are going to give...
Three out of four employers remain unaware of how a life insurance payment can impact on a beneficiary's pension allowance according to new research from Howden Employee Benefits & Wellbeing. This survey,...
Almost eight out of 10 (78 per cent) of pension funds expect markets to enter a commodity “super cycle” with the price of precious and industrial metals trading above their long-term price...
The pensions industry is being asked by the main regulatory bodies for input on how to improve the consumer pension journey. This call for feedback is being made by The Pensions Regulator...
New regulatory rules aim to clamp down on “phoenixing” were firms close down their businesses to avoid paying customer compensation, but then re-emerge under a different name. The Financial Conduct Authority is...
Fifty companies have signed up to Make My Money Matter’s new green pension charter, which is calling for a net zero pensions industry. Signatories to this new charter include IKEA, Octopus Group,...
LCP is buying Aon’s pensions consulting, pension insurance broking, pensions administration and investment consulting business in Germany, in a deal that is contingent on Aon acquisition of Willis Towers Watson completing. Aon...
The Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) will develop a UK-wide pension framework, designed to support future policy analysis and decision making. This framework will track trends across the UK pensions sector and examine...
