Pensions

Ian McKenna Few in the industry will be surprised by advisers’ robust rejection of the recent suggestion by Nest that firms might carry out auto enrolment work for free, as a potential...

Morten Nilsson, Now: Pensions The face of the pensions industry has changed dramatically over the past year, with auto-enrolment changing the dynamics of the pensions market for good. Yet one area that...

Jenny D’Souza, Cigna UK HealthCare Benefits A recent study conducted by Cigna UK HealthCare Benefits and EMedia found that the majority of employers only extend private medical benefits to senior members of...

John Ritchie, Ellipse The potential impact of pension auto-enrolment on group risk loomed large in several sessions at last month’s Corporate Adviser Group Risk Forum, yet group risk professionals were in no...

Dr Syeed Khan, chief medical officer, EEF and government adviser on workplace health Despite managing to combine being chief medical adviser at manufacturers’ organisation EEF with clinical work and sitting on numerous...

With the UK economy teetering on the edge of a triple dip recession, businesses are looking further afield for growth opportunities. And, as companies are generally taking on more overseas business, brokers...

Can LDI help protect DC schemes from shocks? The point of a pension scheme is to provide members with a stream of income for life, but somewhere along the way - namely...

The Office of Fair Trading is a very powerful organisation within the UK’s political and regulatory set up. If it believes a market is seriously malfunctioning it can recommend that the Government...

David Battle, Lorica Self-obsessed and obsessed with how it is going to be paid - ask Lorica chief executive David Battle what he thinks of the workplace benefits community and he paints...

BHSF, a not-for-profit company, has around 3,000 corporate clients, the majority of whom fall into the SME bracket and the 2013/14 enrolment window set down by the government. Brian Hall, sales and...