In this week's Pensions Buzz, we want to know if you think The Pensions Regulator's ‘no surprises' regulatory pledge is a ...
Prime minister Andy Burnham said Britain “needs to show the world we can regain our stability once again” in his first speech ...
There is a lack of confidence that collective defined contribution (CDC) schemes will be widely adopted despite growing ...
The government should place simplicity, stability and savers at the heart of its approach to pensions and lifetime savings, ...
It was 2023 when the first LTAF was formally approved: Schroders Capital's Climate+ LTAF. The ambition was to give DC members ...
Pension schemes and other asset owners are adapting investment strategies and operating models to support more sophisticated portfolios, Northern Trust research finds. The financial services firm's ...
Policymakers and regulators have made clear that the future lies in fewer, larger and better-run schemes – not simply for the ...
Incoming prime minister Andy Burnham is expected to name home secretary Shabana Mahmood as the UK’s next chancellor of the ...
The pensions industry has welcomed the “clarity” and “certainty” provided by the government’s updated roadmap for its ...
UK pension risk transfer (PRT) volumes in 2026 are expected to be in the region of £35bn to £40bn with the market remaining “active” in the second half of the year, Standard Life says.
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published its revised corporate strategy – pledging a “no surprises approach” so the ...
The UK's retirement savings challenge is no longer just about encouraging more people to save. It is increasingly about ...
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