The governments of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher made several major changes to the UK pensions system during the 1980s. Professional Pensions takes a look at some of the milestones. Paradoxically, ...

According to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Financial Lives 2022 report, some 47% of UK adults showed one or more characteristics of vulnerability. The FCA defines the four drivers of ...

Debates around private markets in DC pensions have shifted from regulatory ambition to defining successful implementation. In ...

The Miller Retirement Benefits Scheme has completed a £100m bulk purchase annuity (BPA) transaction with M&G, securing the ...

CDC Forum's David Pitt-Watson becomes parliamentary secretary in the Treasury 23 July David Pitt-Watson has been appointed at ...

Greater optionality is not translating into the automatic adoption of alternative endgame solutions, latest analysis from FTI ...

BlackRock has announced a collaboration with PCG Impact to help interested clients build and manage impact portfolios that ...

The ReAssure Staff Pension Scheme has completed a £260m bulk purchase annuity transaction with residual risk cover with ...

Legislation brought in following the Virgin Media ruling marks a “pivotal moment” for defined benefit (DB) sponsors and ...

The full scheme transaction secures the benefits of 240 members. Vidett was the scheme trustee during the transaction and ...

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published its revised corporate strategy – pledging a “no surprises approach” so the ...

Changes to the 2021 pension transfer regulations are a step in the right direction but risk falling short of their objectives ...