Pensions

Sean McSweeney, Chase de Vere Chase de Vere is appoint Stewart Speirs and Chris Hulston as corporate advisers following the launch of its new service proposition, ‘Beyond the payslip’, in March 2016....

PricewaterhouseCoopers is to be investigated by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) for the manner in which it audited BHS. In May PWC was questioned by MPs as to why it described BHS...

15-year gilt yields overnight UK DB scheme deficit jumped £80bn overnight as gilt yields collapsed in response to the Brexit vote, with deficits hitting record highs seen back in February this year....

The FCA has confirmed that UK financial regulation derived from EU legislation will remain in place until changed by the Government, but lawyers say a third of laws governing businesses are now...

Analysts are predicting the UK is heading for a recession following the vote to leave the UK confirmed this morning. Stock markets have reacted strongly following the result, with the FTSE 100...

Pension deficits are likely to increase and will be more volatile following the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, experts are warning. Long-dated gilts are expected to remain low, with asset...

The DWP’s consultation looking at reducing member benefits in the British Steel Pension Scheme is driven primarily by politics rather than pensions says the Association of Consulting Actuaries. The ACA says the...

The Pension Policy Institute (PPI)’s recent report “Value for money in DC pensions” tries to identify factors by which people can assess whether their pension offers fair value for money (VFM). Fiona...

Several years ago I asked a senior Association of British Insurers figure to name a single EU directive that has benefited UK financial services. After a noticeably too long pause the individual...

The Government is to write to 100,000 people within 9 years of state pension age it believes will not build up sufficient years to qualify for the new state pension. Following pressure...