The Pensions Regulator has updated it compliance and enforcement policy in relation the pensions dashboard. It is urging trustees to “act now” to ensure schemes remain fully compliant with these new rules,...
The Treasury has launched a call for evidence regarding its forthcoming Pensions Investment Review. This invites providers, consultants, consumer groups and other stakeholders to submit data, information or other feedback relating to...
Hymans Robertson has promoted Sachin Patel to be its new head of corporate DB endgame strategy. The consultancy firm says this role recognises the increasing pressure DB schemes face when planning the...
People’s Partnership has joined forces with nudge Global to offer financial education to the 6.7m people saving through The People’s Pension master trust. Recent research from nudge shows that globally almost nine...
Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool with the potential to reshape many aspects of the pensions landscape, from advice and administration to the way people engage with their retirement savings. This is...
How fair was it for protesters to single out Baillie Gifford for its approach to fossil fuels, and what does this tell us about the pensions industry’s relationship with carbon? John Lappin...
Private market assets will grow more than twice as fast as public assets, potentially hitting between $60 and $65 trillion by 2032, according to research from consultancy firm Bain & Company. The...
Over one-fifth or 22 per cent say they were not paid by their employer during these periods of unplanned leave, according to MetLife UK. Over 500,000 workplace injuries were recorded last year...
The Government understands consumers’ need to see all their pensions together on apps on their phones - what we now call pensions dashboards. But which political party originally had the idea to...
