Regulation

The buyout finishing line has probably never been within reach for such a large group of defined benefit schemes. For a corporate sponsor, the time may therefore be ripe to get a...

Large DB pension schemes are lagging the DC pension sector when it comes to addressing climate change, with more than seven out of 10 schemes failing to set ‘robust’ net zero targets...

A new simplified advice option could be available within two to three years, with regulators and government looking at options to plug the advice gap for financial services. Speaking at the Corporate...

Aegon is calling for a change in the way HMRC collects data after it was revealed it does not have the figures on the number over 55 year olds who paid additional...

The Taskforce on Pension Scheme Voting Implementation (TPSVI) has made 24 recommendations to improve both the frequency and quality of company votes made by occupational pension schemes. This comprehensive report outlines the...

The Pensions Regulator and Financial Conduct Authority have set out plans for a more unified approach to assessing value for money across different types of DC pension.  The regulators are proposing an...

Men lost more than twice as much money to scammers than women over the last year according to new research from Phoenix Group. Its research found one in five people fell victim...

A new industry-wide organisation has been launched to champion neurodiversity within the insurance, investment and financial services industry.  Gain (Group for Autism, Insurance and Neurodiversity) seeks to create opportunities for autistic and...

Charities are being urged to act soon to avoid the potential pitfalls of new pensions rules. New regulations, expected to come into force in 2022, will significantly change how charities and other...

Let’s say you’re buying ketchup. When the label on the supermarket shelf shows you the ‘price-per-kilo’, alongside the price of each bottle, that’s helpful. The bottles are all different sizes, brands and...