Colin Fitzgerald: The high cost of not protecting SMEs
Absence due to sickness or injury is a massive drain on UK businesses. Over 130 million days are lost a ...
Left and right think tanks join to call for pensions commission
Centre-left think tank The Fabian Society and centre-right Bright Blue have joined forces to call for a Turner-style commission to ...
Taper relief tinkering spark widespread criticism
Rumoured Treasury plans to address the tapered annual allowance (TAA) issue by increasing the threshold from £110,000 to £150,000 have ...
DC pension providers ‘paying lip service’ to ethical and SRI – Chase de Vere
Product providers need to address growing demand for more socially responsible investment (SRI) options within workplace pensions. Corporate adviser Chase ...
Majority of master trusts now authorised
The University of Oxford Pension Scheme is the latest master trust to gain authorisation from The Pensions Regulator. This now ...
Low tax theme problematic for ESG: Aspinall
The ‘S’ in environmental, social and governance (ESG) is complex to implement in investment strategies, particularly in relation to companies ...
18 master trusts now authorised
The Pensions Regulator has confirmed that The People’s Pension, Atlas Master Trust and The Cheviot Pension have now been authorised. ...
The best and worst-performing defaults: 56 per cent difference over 5 years
Pension savers in the worst-performing master trusts have missed out on a 56 per cent boost to their retirement pot ...
Is HSBC TPR’s mystery master trust applicant?
An as yet unnamed new-to-market master trust has applied for authorisation, bringing the total of pending applications up to 33, ...
Profile: Supertrust UK’s Malcolm Delahaye
All-out growth or volatility control? When it comes to savers with decades to retirement it is surely one of the greatest questions those charged ...
