Aon has pointed to findings from its latest UK Benefits and Trends Survey, showing that health and wellbeing strategies are increasingly being recognised as an essential priority by UK employers as the...
Willis Towers Watson has appointed Florian Frank as the head of its work and rewards business in Europe. Frank was previously responsible for work and rewards in Germany and Austria, jointly with...
A young person disabled before entering the workforce could retire with a pension pot more than £245,000 smaller than their non-disabled peers, according to research by PensionBee. This retirement gap was found...
Surplus extraction from defined benefit schemes is likely to fall short of sector expectations, and could be less than previous headline estimates, according to a new report from the Pensions Policy Institute. ...
Defined benefits schemes continue to report improved funding positions across low-dependency, buyout and superfund measures, despite wider difficulties in the economy, according to the latest Pension Funding Index from PwC. Its data shows the...
There is growing AI adoption and enthusiasm in asset management, while decision makers are also identifying the practical barriers that continue to limit its use in core investment, according to research by...
Over three quarters of British credit card holders are trusting social media financial advice without verifying credentials, according to provider Zable. Zable also claimed this approach costs over 10 million cardholders money,...
Independent Governance Group is opened a new regional hub in Birmingham, strengthening its presence in the Midlands pensions market. This new hub is supported by a team of eight pensions specialists and...
Master trust providers are increasingly moving towards a single-default approach and are ramping up allocation to illiquid assets following the Mansion House Accord, according to the latest market report from Isio. However...
Whether the forthcoming ‘scale test’ is critical to governance and improved access to novel asset classes, or the death knell for innovation and a loss for members, depends very much on who...
