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Employee assistance programmes (EAPs) are facing growing pressure, as rising demand exposes cracks in service delivery. EAPs are now expected to meet more complex needs and providers and employers alike are struggling...

Nest has made its first major investment through IFM Investors, with a €530 million investment (around £450 million) to seed a new infrastructure debt fund.  Infrastructure specialist IFM Investors is owned by...

Will the election of President Trump upend the broad consensus in the UK and Europe around sustainable investing and pensions? The past few months have witnessed an unprecedented shift in approach in...

The corporate cash plan market continued its growth trajectory last year, increasing by 9 per cent, according to Corporate Adviser’s latest Cash and Dental Plans report.  TO DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE...

The number of professional trustee appointments increased by 8 per cent last year, but growth is slowing across the market as it matures.  WTW’s 2025 professional trustee survey showed that there were...

The UK's largest pension funds have invested £280bn into the domestic economic through a range of investments which include infrastructure and housing allocations, according to new research.  The report from WPI Economics says...

The idea that a scheme member comes to the end of his or her working life, leaves their workplace scheme and is then left to determine and devise their own retirement plan...

It is no secret that Rachel Reeves is increasingly desperate. She’s desperate for economic growth. In fact, it is the only metric she will be judged on when her time occupying Number...

Bigger is better’ and ‘scale matters’ have become watchwords across the DC landscape in recent years. But this doesn’t just apply to default funds — for certain clients it can be equally...

One in four pension schemes are considering reducing exposure to the US amid ongoing uncertainty around President Trump’s tariff policy.  The survey of DB schemes, by WTW, shows many are actively reconsidering...