ESG has soared in importance to become a ‘high’ agenda item for more than half of trustee boards (53 per cent) since the Department of Work and Pensions consultation on climate risks...
There is a stark generation gap when it comes to financial education, but it is those in younger age groups who say they have missed out, according to new research. Despite initiatives...
Treasury officials are looking at changes to pension allowances and tax reliefs in November Budget as a means of raising funds to help pay the Covid bill. According to reports in the...
There has been a 22 per cent increase in NHS staff opting out of the pension scheme over the past year, according to data from Quilter. It says the numbers opting out...
An ageing population could have a profound impact on employers, with one in six of their staff balancing work with caring responsibilities by 2040, according to new research by Aon. The consultants...
Dale Critchley, policy manager, workplace benefits, Aviva, In conversation with John Greenwood, editor, Corporate Adviser - What will new value for money assessments mean for workplace pension schemes? - Is there a...
Margaret Ferrier, an independent MP, is sponsoring a private member’s Bill that aims to amend and clarify existing GMP conversion legislation. Ferrier, MP for Rutherglen and Hamilton West says her motivation for...
Phoenix Group has become the first UK insurer to join the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF), a global partnership of financial institutions developing a harmonised approach to assessing and disclosing greenhouse...
Aon has appointed two new members to its DC team, bringing in consultants from Barnett Waddingham and Hymans Robertson. Andrew Turnbull joins Aon as a senior consultant in the DC retirement team...
Legal & General is divesting from AIG over climate policy concerns and has already excluded MetLife from its portfolios, in a move that could propel environmental considerations beyond pensions into broader benefits...
