Tag Archives: Pensions
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Solving the tech collaboration crisis
An innovative combination of cutting-edge technology and sector-wide collaboration is needed to tackle the serious problems facing the pension industry
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Pensions: the quest for transparency and value for money
Pension fund trustees are under increasing pressure from members, industry leaders and regulators to achieve transparency, good returns and lower costs
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Risk management: a longer-term view
A fixation with short-term returns can be damaging for those seeking long-term stability and consistency from their investments. But there is an alternative, says Carmignac
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Women and pensions: progress made but more to do
Women are beginning to save more for their retirement, but they still lag behind men. So what do employers and the pensions industry need to do to encourage them to make adequate provision?
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Value-for-money guiderails
Pension scheme members need guidance and safeguards to ensure the best possible outcome for their retirement savings, says Jamie Jenkins, head of pensions strategy at Standard Life
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What’s in your default investment fund and why should you care?
Before agreeing to a pension provider’s default investment fund, look at the details, says Steve Butler, chief executive of Punter Southall Aspire
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UK retirement savings are still falling short
The UK has never been a likely setting for revolution, but its pension regulation has experienced reform on a scale unsurpassed since Henry VIII executed a hostile takeover of the Church
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Employees in desperate need of pensions advice
Uncertainty and confusion around saving for retirement offers enlightened employers an opportunity to engage employees by providing financial education