The rapid growth of the private credit market and increasing pension scheme exposure to the asset class could create systemic ...

Nine in 10 (90 per cent) pension professionals said that property has a role to play in supporting individuals’ retirement ...

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The Pensions Regulator (TPR) director of defined contribution and master trust supervision, Kim Goodall-Brown, has said the ...

While economies of scale could deliver benefits for defined contribution (DC) scheme members, these gains are not guaranteed, ...

Legislation enabling Nest Pensions to offer flexi-access drawdown and related retirement and death benefit options to its more than 14 million members has now come into force ...

Broadstone has launched a new service, Broadstone CARE, to help trustees and sponsors of defined benefit (DB) schemes that remain in legacy insured contracts to evaluate their options and maximise val ...

The 10 largest professional trustee firms in the UK oversaw 45 per cent of the defined benefit (DB) pension scheme market in ...

The Pensions Management Institute (PMI), in partnership with Schroders, has launched a new survey on defined benefit (DB) investment governance, seeking industry views on how governance is evolving am ...

Four in 10 trustees and pension professionals expect around a fifth of today’s defined benefit (DB) pension schemes to buyout within the next five years, according to research from Aptia ...

The Tony Blair Institute has proposed replacing the UK state pension with a Lifespan Fund from 2030, under plans that would ...

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has said that it expects most defined benefit (DB) pension schemes to continue shifting their focus from deficit recovery to endgame planning, after its latest Annual Fund ...