Pensions

Auto enrolment is not a ‘one size fits all’ process - it is going to be essential to understand a client’s specific needs and find the right system for each client. Within...

Multinational corporations (MNCs) have existed since the early 17th century, ever since the British East India Company and Dutch East India Company started trading across Asia. In 1969 the number of MNCs...

In his Budget Statement last year George Osborne committed to “provide the Pensions Regulator with a new objective to support scheme funding arrangements that are compatible with sustainable growth for the sponsoring...

Dubai’s recent announcement that it will be introducing compulsory health insurance in 2014 came as little surprise, especially as it was first proposed more than eight years ago. But, with the country’s...

Like most insurers pressed on the progress of new products, Unum has declined to reveal any sales figures for its innovative sick pay insurance (SPI), but reports good levels of initial interest...

Magnus Magnusson once famously said “I’ve started so I’ll finish”. I do not pretend to be a health industry mastermind but the AMII journey has only just begun and evolution of the...

The concept of the master trust has always provoked murmurings of the potential for conflicts of interest. The Law Commission’s consultation into fiduciary duties of trustees has already raised concerns about the...

Investors appear to be increasingly averse to volatility. Take the case of private investors – once upon a time they would have stomached the bumps along the road for the potential rewards,...

For  Gillingham, the key is playing in the right areas with the right proposition, with a cost base that matches your expected revenues. So while some of the larger players may have...

Pension consultants are already talking to clients about changing investment strategy targets to accommodate the more complex choices soon to be available to retirees. Target date fund providers are assessing what the...