Twenty of the UK’s biggest pension providers and insurers are joining forces to launch the Sterling 20, a new partnership aimed at channelling billions of pounds from pension savings into UK growth ...

Nest, the £53bn defined contribution (DC) master trust, has announced new UK investments to coincide with its support of the government’s ‘Sterling 20’ initiative. The master trust has allocated to UK ...

To 'take the temperature' of the industry as it prepares for significant changes, Pensions Expert, in partnership with CACEIS, surveyed representatives from across the pensions sector on private ...

When a benefits statement lands on the wrong doormat, it rarely makes the front page. But a recent Court of Appeal decision has given misdirected post a far louder echo, and it’s one that trustees and ...

Data quality was once seen as an administrative afterthought but is now a strategic priority fundamental to every aspect of scheme management, delegates heard.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has hired Alyshia Harrington-Clark to lead its work with commercial master trusts.

Pension scheme trustees and providers can play pivotal roles in a pension industry driven by a vocational need to do its best by savers, according to the pensions minister.

Two-thirds of UK businesses that take an active role in educating employees on pensions reported 'very good' financial performance, according to new research from Scottish Widows.

Launched this month, the first "low volume" testing phase for the dashboards will involve "non-pensions specialists" and will pave the way for higher-volume work next year.

Asset managers have been increasing the amount they invest in defence-related companies in the past three years, says Morningstar - with even ESG funds reassessing their approaches.

The trade body is advertising for a senior policy leader to develop its thinking around defined contribution pensions, including master trusts and "lifetime savings".

Improvements in state pension provision have not been matched in the private sector, and the industry faces an uphill battle to solve its adequacy problem.