Open architecture platform TILLIT is eyeing the workplace pensions market with the launch of a group Sipp later this year. The company, which was founded by a former Baillie Gifford investment manager...
Only 10 per cent of companies use data modelling to show employees the value of their benefits packages, according to recent research by Buck, a Gallagher company. According to the report, employers...
Phoenix Group saw an 80 per cent increase in new business net fund inflows in 2023, with £7bn placed with the provider and workplace pensions and savings through Standard Life almost doubling...
Workers Pension Trust has now been fully consolidated into the Cushon Master Trust, following its acquisition in June 2021. This is the first time, since the master trust authorisation regime was introduced,...
Labour will launch a pensions review, give the regulator new powers to force consolidation and establish a British ‘Tibi’ investment fund to help DC schemes invest in UK growth assets, if it...
The way younger adults engage with their pension savings is undergoing a rapid transformation. This looks set to continue with legislative changes which will see 18 to 22 year olds automatically enrolled...
Pensions automatic enrolment has generally been a success, but there have been drawbacks too, one which has grabbed headlines recently being the proliferation of small pots. Different ways of resolving small pots...
An effective employee benefit proposition needs smart technology at its core today, if it is to deliver value for employers and their workforce. Platforms, portals and employee apps have increasingly become a...
Employers of all sizes are increasingly interested in using benefits platforms to help them make the most of the benefits they offer and to streamline their administration processes. While the biggest employee...
The DC Investment Forum (DCIF) has elected Mark Austin as the new chair and David Whitehair its vice chair for 2024. Mark Austin is pensions and insurance Eexecutive for Northern Trust’s Asset...
