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Despite the increase in activity in the risk transfer market, any schemes still have some way to go on their de-risking journey, according to a recent survey by pensions law firm Sackers. ...

A record number of people were received less state pension than they should last year according to the latest figures from the Department of Work and Pensions.  Its figures show that state...

Despite successful efforts to bring a distanced workforce closer together, barriers still exist that challenge women in leadership to communicate effectively. Voluntary attrition is higher among women leaders than men. In director...

The Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) urged providers to continue with progress, despite the delays to implementation, although it confirmed it is working on a new timetable with government and regulators.  In its...

Hundreds of ETF funds have been downgraded from Article 9 to Article 8 after the EU introduced new rules on classifying sustainable investment funds. This reclassification followed the introduction of  'level 2’...

What does the data tell us about the way defined contribution (DC) savers are currently transitioning into retirement? The headline figures show that 85-90 per cent of retirees are fully cashing out,...

The goal of bridging the advice gap is to secure the financial wellbeing of more people in the UK. If we are to stand a chance of making any headway in achieving...

Two out of three advisers say their main role at present is providing reassurance and support to clients rather than recommending specific financial products or strategies.  Research by Royal London found that...

The aggregate surplus of defined benefit schemes continued to increase through April, rising from a surplus of £359.3 billion at the end of March to £378.6 billion, according to the latest industry...

Almost nine out of 10 employers (86 per cent) agree mental health benefits are key when it comes to recruiting new talent according to new research. A survey, among CEOs, HR professionals...