The consultancy says it now has arguably the largest DC consulting resource in the country with 100 specialists across investment, plan design, provider selection, administration and HR issues.Byrne, who joined from Investit...
Politicians, employer groups and pension bodies have all presented a united front on the launch of auto-enrolment. The Confederation of British Industry said the policy was essential to prevent a future pension...
Earlier this month the provider launched an offer to pay employers half their first three months contributions if they place their auto-enrolment scheme on its new Aegon Retirement Choices platform.Aegon says the...
Wood, who has been non-executive chairman of JLT Benefit Solutions for the last two years and was formerly CEO of Paternoster and Prudential UK, takes up his new post on 1st January...
AssistMe offers a single interface for the assessment of employees’ eligibility for automatic enrolment, calculating contributions, dealing with opt outs, opt ins and re-enrolment. The platform can interface with existing pay roll...
Citrus4Benefits is a corporate advisory firm, and was founded in 2009 by Tim Gillingham and Howard Finch who will join Mazars under the deal, as will their staff.Surf & Consult was established...
Negotiations between the parties are understood to have been ongoing for several weeks, although neither party has confirmed the deal.The proposed deal is understood not to involve South African parent Alexander Forbes’...
The provider says the incentive, which is open to those organisations placing business on the platform by the end of 2013, is designed to help employers who want to engage with auto-enrolment.Aegon...
The rebrand follows the acquisition of Bluefin Corporate Consulting by Capita in April 2012.Capita’s employee benefits business will employ 2,400 people in London, Sheffield and 22 other locations across Britain and Ireland,...
Affordability is the most common reason employees expect to opt out, cited by 32 per cent of those expressing that view, followed by 19 per cent who thought they would get their...
