White was formerly managing director of Buck Global Investment Advisors (BGIA) and Global Benefits Administration. His new role gives him responsibility for the combined administration and consulting business in Europe. Smart was...
It has published a set of eight criteria against which any new system, including one that includes an outright ban on bundled commissions, described as a ‘cash model’ should be considered. The...
A final market study report will be published within 12 months outlining proposed remedies that could include rule changes designed to stimulate competition in the market or to constrain the behaviour of...
Pictured - Schroders’ Stephen Bowles collecting the award for the Ultimate Default Fund from Punter Southall Group’s Alan Morahan and Marcus Brigstocke. Pension Adviser of the Year Winner - Hargreaves Lansdown,...
The Pension Adviser of the Year award went to Hargreaves Lansdown, while Arthur J Gallagher was named Group Risk Adviser of the Year, at the awards ceremony in London’s Grosvenor House Hotel,...
A nationwide study by the provider found 21 per cent of savers have cancelled pension contributions to save money over the past two years, with the average annual payment cancelled amounting to...
The Independent Project Board (IPB) has been set up in the wake of the OFT’s September 2013 report that identified around £30bn of savings in pre-2001 and other high charging contract and...
A contracted in worker of the same age earning £14,000 a year will get around £26 a week less, costing £35,000 to replace, the consultancy has calculated. Webb will pay an extra...
Ford joined Towers Watson 23 years ago and has held numerous leadership roles during that time, most recently heading the company’s investment business in Europe, Middle East and Africa. Towers Watson’s investment...
This weekend work and pensions shadow Rachel Reeves told the BBC that a Labour government would introduce a 0.75 per cent cap as a matter of urgency and that charge would fall...
