Pensions

There’s no doubt that auto enrolment is working. At the end of February, over 9 million people had been auto enrolled by over 1 million employers. This is no mean feat and...

Women make up just 37 per cent of the 11 million people within the target group for auto-enrolment, despite making up 46 per cent of the workforce. This disparity is in part...

Draft amendments to the Financial Guidance and Claims Bill would place a strengthened requirement on providers to emphasise the availability of free and impartial advice. The Bill will also enable a ban on...

Speaking at Objectway’s OWIN conference, IDC associate research director Thomas Zink said digital adoption in the wealth management community had been strong in business optimisation functions, reducing costs through streamlining processes, but...

Publishing its first set of findings since it was appointed by the FCA to investigate the investment consultancy sector, the market watchdog says fiduciary management fees are less clear than advisory fees,...

The LifeSight master trust, which launched in 2015, now has 50,000 scheme members in the UK and a total of 100,000 members across five countries - the UK, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and...

The second biggest regret for people of working age was not making a financial plan, a concern for 14 per cent, while 12 per cent wished they had been more engaged and...

Advisers are understood to be worried that service levels could fall now they are being administered by Phoenix, with some pointing to their own experiences of poor service following its acquisition of...

Crafter, who will be based in Boston MA., will be responsible for distribution efforts worldwide. He was formerly head of Asia Pacific at SSGA. Crafter spent five years heading up the Asia...