Banks and pension providers are more trusted on ‘data’ than many technology companies, but are looking at how they can utilise this resource for their customers' benefit. Speaking at the CA summit,...
Delegates at the Corporate Adviser summit were warned that the FCA could conduct a widespread pensions mis-selling review, unless there are significant improvements to the advice given on DB transfers. This stark...
The Pensions Regulator denied it has set the bar ‘too low’ after authorising 33 out of the 38 master trusts that have applied for authorisation. Speaking at the Corporate Adviser Summit, Nick...
Not for profit pension providers could dominate the workplace pensions landscape, if the UK follows trends seen in the Australian pension market. Talking at the 2019 Corporate Adviser Summit Nick Sherry, a...
The Department of Work and Pensions is set to publish a consultation document next month on whether costs and charges should be included on members’ annual benefit statement. Speaking at the Corporate...
The group private medical insurance market may, from the outside, look an unpromising prospect for corporate advisers looking to expand their business. The sector has certainly been buffeted by headwinds in recent years:...
The People’s Pension will invest in a new “adaptive cap” index, designed to limit investment in the world’s largest companies. In most market capitalisation weighted indices, much of the invested money can...
The Money and Pensions Service has set up a pensions dashboard steering group, which will focus on the practicalities of how consumers can access this technology. Ten people have been appointed to...
ShareAction, the environmental campaign group, has launched a new digital platform to educate and engage pension savers as to how their retirement savings are invested. One of the key aims fo this...
Royal London has confirmed that Barry O’Dwyer will take over from Phil Loney as chief executive of the life insurer at the end of this year. Loney had already announced that he...
