Pensions

The master trust is designed for schemes with upwards of £20m in assets that want a more streamlined approach and a drawdown solution. Called the Aon MasterTrust, the firm says it completes...

Undoubtedly wearables are quite exciting. When I go out to see the global employee benefit consultants who bring life and disability schemes to us to insure, they often have a Fitbit or...

The implementation of the policy has been mired in opacity – Corporate Adviser’s requests for detail on how various cohorts will be impacted by the transitional arrangements have been met with Orwellian...

But the amount of pension freedom cash withdrawn in the first three months represents less than 1 per cent of all pension funds held by over 55s, according to a KPMG report,...

By Robin Geffen, Fund Manager & CEO  This is a testing time for investors. Over the past year the market has been driven forward by strong fundamental trends underpinned by changes in...

By James Dowey, Chief Economist & CIO In a Q&A James Dowey, Chief Economist & CIO, looks at the recent impact of China on Japan and explains why the medicine itself of...

Rob Burnett, Head of European Equities Although slightly down on their previous election result, Syriza managed to win just over 35 per cent of the vote in Sunday’s election, seeing off the...

The corporate reward supply chain, from provider through intermediary to corporate customer, is under pressure. Legislative changes are compressing margins and forcing changes to delivery of products and services. Advisers are under...

An FCA consultation launched today includes new requirements to help consumers shop around and questions the payment of commission on the non-advised purchase of annuities. The FCA’s paper proposes new rules on...

Called Doctor@Hand, the service allows staff to have secure video consultations with an experienced UK GP at a time and in a location that suits them, both in the UK and abroad....