Riversmeet Advisory, a new executive search and leadership advisory firm, has launched with a focus exclusively on the ...

Trustees and sponsors must place greater focus on administration risks when selecting an insurer for a buy-in or buyout, amid continued high demand in the bulk annuity market, Gallagher has warned ...

The House of Lords has voted to continue its opposition to investment mandation in the Pension Schemes Bill, despite a fresh ...

Fewer than 50 trustees now control more than half of all occupational (trust-based) defined contribution (DC) pension assets, according to research from LCP, raising concerns over governance, accounta ...

The UK’s population is ageing rapidly, with the number of people aged 85 and over projected to double over the next 25 years, new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have shown ...

The UK state pension has stood at 26 per cent above the cost of living benchmark, leaving pensioners with an average monthly ...

Clara Pensions has appointed Broadstone to administer a new section of the Clara Pension Trust following the transfer of ...

Savers making end-of-year pension contributions may have missed out on compounding benefits, as analysis from Penfold has ...

Savers with a self-invested personal pension (SIPP) are changing investment strategies according to their stage of life, ...

Four in five UK adults remain unaware of pensions dashboards, despite the approaching connection deadline and growing ...

People’s Partnership has become the first UK master trust provider to join the Pensions Management Institute (PMI) Development Partner programme, in a move aimed at strengthening professional standard ...

Defined benefit (DB) pension schemes are holding back from increasing allocations to credit despite heightened market ...