Why active management has a place in 2025 and beyond
‘Active management costs more. But it can also deliver more’ James Crossley looks ahead to 2025 through the lens of…
Mega Trends and the Future of Social Protection
Ageing populations, changing labour markets, and climate change are affecting economies and societies across OECD countries. What challenges do these…
Pensions reform could unlock the UK economy
Make no mistake. Rachel Reeves’ maiden Budget was an assault on working people. The chancellor may not have directly hit…
Should the U.S. Government Create a Nationwide Retirement Savings Plan?
Proposed legislation suggests that the U.S. government is interested in creating a federally sponsored retirement savings program. Under the Retirement…
The case for UK’s pension scheme investment in Bitcoin
In this article, Sam Roberts, the director of investment consulting at the scheme’s adviser, Cartwright, explains why he believes Bitcoin…
‘Expensive’ AI tools put financial advice at crossroads of caution and innovation
AI agents in financial advice: Opportunity or overreach? There is a “growing demand” for financial advice amidst limited industry capacity…
DC pension during retirement – The importance of being diversified by design
Becoming a retiree no longer means giving up investment risk. In this context, diversification is more essential than ever, argues…
Banks must get use of AI and Automation right, or waste money
Running a business takes all kinds of talent — visionaries who map out the future and operators who make things…
Why do workers in US yearn for defined-benefit pension plans?
A closer look at the Boeing negotiations only makes the question more puzzling Boeing Co. unionized workers recently voted to…
Managing the future of risk for Canadian public pensions
Canada’s largest public pensions — unofficially called the “Maple 8” — are internationally respected and in a healthy fiscal position…
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